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UDP Socket Read Question
I've been trying to find this on the net through constant googling but
I can't. Does a read() call (or any receive call for that matter) on a
udp socket read at most 1 udp packet or will it read potentially
several? Anyone know where to find documentation on this?

Thank you.

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Alkaline
10-30-04 08:56 PM


Re: UDP Socket Read Question
In article <c625796a.0410301107.6a741c16@posting.google.com>,
alkaline57@yahoo.com (Alkaline) wrote:

> I've been trying to find this on the net through constant googling but
> I can't. Does a read() call (or any receive call for that matter) on a
> udp socket read at most 1 udp packet or will it read potentially
> several? Anyone know where to find documentation on this?

It will read at most 1 packet.  I expect this is mentioned somewhere in
Unix Network Programming -- if you're doing any significant amount of
socket programming, you really should have this book.

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Barry Margolin, barmar@alum.mit.edu
Arlington, MA
*** PLEASE post questions in newsgroups, not directly to me ***

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Barry Margolin
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