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Jonathon Duerig
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Added a SendTo command for UDP. Added sequencing information.
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@@ -19,5 +19,21 @@ SO_RCVBUF (int)
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@@ -19,5 +19,21 @@ SO_RCVBUF (int)
SO_SNDBUF (int)
SO_SNDBUF (int)
Connected (no value) (RemoteIP and RemotePort MUST be sent before this command)
Connected (no value) (RemoteIP and RemotePort MUST be sent before this command)
Write (value is the size of the write or sendto)
Write (value is the size of the write or sendto)
SendTo (value is <localPort>:<remoteIP>:<remotePort>:<size>
Closed (no value)
Closed (no value)
On a TCP connection, there should be the following sequence:
New
(TCP_NODELAY|TCP_MAXSEG|SO_RCVBUF|SO_SNDBUF|RemoteIP|RemotePort)*
Connected
LocalPort
Write*
Closed
On a UDP connection, there should be the following sequence:
New
(SO_RCVBUF|SO_SNDBUF)*
SendTo*
Closed
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