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From: Gianluca Collot <gianlucac AT tin DOT it>
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Subject: sendmsg() & recvmsg()
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:55:40 +0330
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I'm porting a library that requires these functions, i've noticed that they are not implemented but the structure msghdr is declared in <cygwin/socket.h>.
Should these function be implemented in the future?
I figure out that an implementation of sendmsg() using sendto() should be quite easy. Am i wrong?
Is this a good idea if i try to write these funtions and to send them for cygwin?

Cheers

Gianluca Collot

Reliable Distributed System LAboratory
Università di Trieste
Italy




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