Dave,
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Dave Grothe wrote:
> Brian:
>
> Would you have any problems with my working "your" tcp-0.5 into the LiS
> distribution? I think that I could just untar it under the main LiS
> directory and visit it in the master Makefile. You can always send me a
> link to the tgz for an update and I can untar it into this directory. I'll
> coordinate with you if I want to change anything.
>
> Do any of the other authors like or dislike this idea as well? The only
> down side that I can see is that it will consume two major device
> numbers. I could make it allocate its own nodes when activated so that the
> majors got allocated dynamically. But then you couldn't cause the driver
> to load just by opening /dev/tcp. You would have to modprobe
> streams-sock-inet in order for it to perform the mknods internally.
>
> Also, in eyeballing inet.c I found the following at line 1677. Should that
> first line be deleted as redundant?
>
> if (endp->sock->type == SOCK_STREAM)
>
> if (req->CONIND_number != 0 && endp->sock->type == SOCK_STREAM) {
> err = endp->sock->ops->listen(endp->sock, req->CONIND_number);
>
> ERRA("listen issued : res %d", err);
> ASSERT(err == 0);
> /*endp->sock->flags |= SO_ACCEPTCON;*/
> }
I don't have any problem with your including "my" inet.c. I has a GPL
license, however, not an LGPL.
The above, however, is not fom "my" inet.c. (Nor is tcp-0.5.) tcp-0.5
is Ole's with changes by Martin Boll and is broken in a number of ways.
You will find "my" inet.c in strinet-0.8.2.tgz.
--brian
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
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