• Phill (23/23) Feb 13 2004 Can anyone tell me how I can create a Socket
• Vathix (7/15) Feb 13 2004 You would need to alias int SOCKET; as well. There are already some
• Sean Kelly (4/6) Feb 13 2004 One of these days I want to sit down and work out a multiplexed io spec
• Phill (4/19) Feb 13 2004 Ok, thanks I will take a look!

"Phill" <phill pacific.net.au> writes:

Can anyone tell me how I can create a Socket
in D?
I have tried the following:
---------------------------
extern(Windows)
{
 SOCKET socket (int af, int type,  int protocol );
 }
-----------------------
From that
I get the following error:
 identifier 'SOCKET' is not defined

then later on I planned to do this:
----------------------------
Socket sock;
 if(sock.Create(port,SOCK_STREAM,NULL)){
  printf( "csock is created!" );
  }
------------------------

Are there ways to create a Socket in D yet?

Please dont say "use COM". Im on a big enough learning
curve as it is.

Phill

Vathix <vathix dprogramming.com> writes:

Phill wrote:

 Can anyone tell me how I can create a Socket
 in D?
 I have tried the following:
 ---------------------------
 extern(Windows)
 {
  SOCKET socket (int af, int type,  int protocol );
  }

You would need to alias int SOCKET; as well. There are already some 
winsock.d files floating around with all this done, including my site.

-- 
Christopher E. Miller
www.dprogramming.com
irc.dprogramming.com #D

Sean Kelly <sean ffwd.cx> writes:

Vathix wrote:
 You would need to alias int SOCKET; as well. There are already some 
 winsock.d files floating around with all this done, including my site.

One of these days I want to sit down and work out a multiplexed io spec 
for D but the language needs things like standard containers first.


Sean

"Phill" <phill pacific.net.au> writes:

Ok, thanks I will take a look!

Phill.


"Vathix" <vathix dprogramming.com> wrote in message
news:c0idae$1iub$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Phill wrote:

 Can anyone tell me how I can create a Socket
 in D?
 I have tried the following:
 ---------------------------
 extern(Windows)
 {
  SOCKET socket (int af, int type,  int protocol );
  }

 You would need to alias int SOCKET; as well. There are already some
 winsock.d files floating around with all this done, including my site.

 --
 Christopher E. Miller
 www.dprogramming.com
 irc.dprogramming.com #D