Re: DC 9.62 Networking documentation

Forget that question. I found the tcp/ip user's manual v1.

Now I have a UDP datahandler. It gets the first request and replies with 
valid data. Subsequent incoming connections never get to the 
datahandler. After setting a breakpoint I step through the program I am 
still running through my main loop.

This program is a re-tooling of the tcp/ip version which occasionally 
becomes overwhelmed by too many requests and won't allow connections. 
The idea was that UDP would not hang.

  ------- code --------
     while (1)
     {
         idleProcessing();
         tcp_tick(NULL);
     }

int dataHandler(int event, udp_Socket *s, ll_Gather *g, 
_udp_datagram_info *udi)
{
     int status;
    char cip[20];
    CARDMSG_S *pkt;
    if(handleUdp)             // stops recursion, does not effect 
handler death
        return 1;
    handleUdp=1;
     if(event == UDP_DH_ICMPMSG)     // from the example
    {
         return 1;
    }
     memset(&replyMsg, 0, sizeof (REPLYMSG_S));
     xmem2root(pktbuf, g->data2, g->len2);
     if(g->len3>0)
         xmem2root(pktbuf+g->len2, g->data3, g->len3);
    pkt=(CARDMSG_S*) &pktbuf;
    inet_ntoa( cip, udi->remip);
    printf("%s:%u Slot %d Type %d Device %d Offset %x Width %x Data %lx 
%lx\n", cip, udi->remport, pkt->cSlot, pkt->cOperation, pkt->cDevice, 
pkt->cOffset, pkt->cDataWidth, pkt->sData.longs[1], pkt->sData.longs[0] );
    status = process_packet(pktbuf);
     replyMsg.eStatus = status;
    printf("Status: %x\n", status);
     udp_sendto(s, (char*) &replyMsg, sizeof(REPLYMSG_S), udi->remip, 
udi->remport);     // straight from the
// even tried this but it does not help either. Returns 1 for NULL or 
bytes recv'd for the incoming socket.
    printf("Sent response %u\n", tcp_tick(NULL));
    handleUdp=0;
     return 1;
}


On 07/29/2012 08:19 AM, Jeff Powell wrote:
>
> Where can I can documentation for the tcp and udp functions that are 
> in the samples?
>
> I can't find the following in either the Function Reference or the 
> Introduction to TCP/IP manuals.
>
>  1. udp_recv
>  2. udp_sendto
>  3. udp_xsendto
>
>
> TIA.
>
>