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From:	Erik Hensema <erik DOT hensema AT group2000 DOT nl>
To:	"'Zhang, John'" <John DOT Zhang AT neonsoft DOT com>, cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
Subject:	RE: Winsock call to UNIX
Date:	Fri, 1 Oct 1999 08:41:40 +0200
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Zhang, John [mailto:John DOT Zhang AT neonsoft DOT com]
> 
> I installed Be 20.1, finished porting on NT 40. compiled with
> libwinsock32.a.
> Now the socket calls work fine on NT when a client and a 
> server talking to
> each other.
> But when calling from NT to a UNIX (server or client), 
> sockets never go
> thru, i.e. a ported application cannot talk to the original UNIX
> application. 

Maybe a little/big endian issue? You cannot use constructions like this:

char *buf[SIZE];
int x;
/* read in the buffer here */
memcpy((void *)&x, buf+X_OFFSET, sizeof(int));   /* WRONG! */

You should use the htons() and htonl() functions on win32 in order to
correct the little/big endian problem.
> 

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