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corrected bad specified timeouts (ms versus us) M.Z.

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2004-11-17 11:25:43 +00:00
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network.h
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@@ -17,6 +17,8 @@
Mark Koennecke, October 2001
Changed all timeout units from microseconds to milliseconds
Markus Zolliker August 2004
----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifndef NNNET
#define NNNET
@@ -44,12 +46,12 @@
else a valid mkChannel structure for the port
*/
mkChannel *NETAccept(mkChannel *self, int timeout);
mkChannel *NETAccept(mkChannel *self, long timeout);
/* tries to accept a new connection on the Channel self
until timeout. If a connection can be built a new mkChannel
structure is returned, else NULL. With a negative value or 0 for
timeout this function blocks for an accept.
*/
*/
mkChannel *NETConnect(char *name, int port);
/* tries to open a client connection to the server specified by name
@@ -69,17 +71,18 @@
false otherwise.
*/
long NETRead(mkChannel *self, char *buffer, long lLen, int timeout);
long NETRead(mkChannel *self, char *buffer, long lLen, long timeout);
/* reads data from socket self into buffer with max length lLen
waits maximum timeout for data. Returns -1 on error, 0 on no
data, and else the length of the data read. With a negative value
or 0 for timeout this function blocks for the read.
or 0 for timeout this function blocks for the read.
*/
int NETAvailable(mkChannel *self, int timeout);
/*
returns 1 if data is pending on the port, 0 if none is
int NETAvailable(mkChannel *self, long timeout);
/* returns 1 if data is pending on the port, 0 if none is
pending.
*/
int NETReadTillTermNew(mkChannel *self, long timeout,
char *pTerm, char *pBuffer, int iBufLen);
int NETReadTillTerm(mkChannel *self, int timeout,
char *pTerm, char *pBuffer, int iBufLen);
/*
@@ -91,6 +94,8 @@
and a negative value if a network error occurred. Beware that
this may not work correctly if the wrong terminator is given.
The last one is really needed.
In the new version, timeout is in MILLIseconds (10 -3 sec).
However, the accuracy is machine dependent (for Linux 10 ms, for Tru64 1 ms)
*/
/* ********************* KILLING FIELD ******************************** */
int NETClosePort(mkChannel *self);