What driver should I use, the ioLibrary_BSD or the ioLibrary
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RE: What driver should I use, the ioLibrary_BSD or the ioLibrary
by irinakim ·
Hi~ Eerik
The ioLibrary_BSD means Berkeley sockets (or BSD sockets).
methods provided by the Berkeley sockets API library like socket(),connect(),listen(),send(),
But the ioLibrary is made in our company like TCPReSend(),TCPReSendNB().
The TCPReSendNB function is non-blocking of TCPsend(default is blocking like while()).
The choice is yours.
If you want to use the Berkeley sockets API, you just choice a ioLibrary_BSD.
thank
ekkim