porting sockets under linux

Dec 07, 2004 13 Replies

I am porting the socket.c to a linux shell. I am having issues with the asm directory... the code is draggin gon and on.....



Does anybody knows of a better way... some type of open source development that port the sockets automatically with minimal changes... I undrestand I have to do register and I/O mapping porting.



THanks Mark



I am porting the socket.c to a linux shell. I am having issues with the asm directory... the code is draggin gon and on.....

Does anybody knows of a better way... some type of open source development that port the sockets automatically with minimal changes... I undrestand I have to do register and I/O mapping porting.

THanks Mark

I've absolutely no clue what "socket.c" or "linux shell" means.

Huh?

Are we supposed to know what you're talking about?

Grant Edwards grante Yow! Where do your SOCKS at go when you lose them in visi.com th' WASHER?

I'll be 119 two weeks from wednesday.

-- Grant Edwards grante Yow! MMM-MM!! So THIS is at BIO-NEBULATION! visi.com

I'll be about only about half that next Monday and I had no clue either.

Maybe it's just an age thing.

Casey

Sockets have been ported already - about 12 years ago.

Maybe his post took that long to hit our newsservers? Maybe because sockets on the system he's useing just were ported recently?

Markus

People don't believe me when I tell them I'm 28 years old. Fourteen months from now I'll have an even harder time explaining to people that I'm 2A years old.

Especially colleagues who knew you were 28, 14 months ago...

It seems like only 0E months ago. How time flies.

Ed

And I just had my 49th birthday 2 months ago. I guess I better stop there. Alternatively I can work my way up from 111.

Chuck F (cbfalconer@yahoo.com) (cbfalconer@worldnet.att.net) Available for consulting/temporary embedded and systems. USE worldnet address!

(*lol*)

I like that. Nice to know I'll be 30 my next birthday...

Would that make you an octalgenerian?

Rufus

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