From:	newsham AT lava DOT net (Tim Newsham)
Subject:	Re: tcp.h
20 Mar 1998 14:57:24 -0800 :
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References:	<c=GB%a=TMAILUK%p=DCNET%l=EXCHANGE2-980316182655Z-1692 AT smtp DOT datcon DOT co DOT uk>
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To:	EPA AT datcon DOT co DOT uk (Edward Avis)
Cc:	gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com

> The title says it all really.
> What is netinet/tcp.h, and is there an alternative header file I can use?

It has the definition for the tcp header, tcp options (packet options),
options for the tcp stack and setsockopt api definitions.

If you have winsock documentation (ie. vc++ books online), you can
get the winsock API defines (I believe they're the same as BSD
defines, though some may be missing).

You can get the tcp structure definition from one of the free unix
OS's.  If you get it from linux, grab the bsd versions as those
structures are the defacto standard, and the linux variant are used
only by linux systems.

> Ed Avis
> epa AT datcon DOT co DOT uk

                                       Tim N.
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