SOCKETS.SYS: Difference between revisions

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Common Transport Sockets - CTS

SOCKETS.SYS provides the common sockets layer for the protocol stacks. Calls made to the socket APIs first pass through SOCKETS.SYS, which routes the call to the correct protocol stack. The socket address families supported are AF_OS2 (or equivalently AF_UNIX), AF_INET, and AF_NETBIOS (or equivalently, AF_NB).

Version

Date	Version	Size	Comments
1998-01-26 15:45	4.02r	59,957 bytes

DLLs Loaded

CONFIG.SYS

Network driver.

DEVICE=\MPTN\PROTOCOL\SOCKETS.SYS <parameter>

Parameters:

/c:value - Number of the COM port to which debug information should be sent. Value may be any valid COM port number. Default = 2
/v - Display the banner at boot time.
/uis:0 - Turn off unique ID for select(). If this parameter is not set it defaults to ON.
/mem:value - Number of 4kbyte clusters allocated at initialization time. Value can be in the range from 30 to 32766. Default = 75
/gdt:value - The maximum number of 64kbyte blocks the stack can allocate. Default = 80

TIP: According to IBM, the undocumented parameter /UIS:0 is for use on the 3172 Offload System to improve performance. This parameter is only intended for use on the 3172 Offload System, and turns off the process id : thread id processing on select() calls in the stack.

Platform Support:
OS/2 2.x	OS/2 3.0	OS/2 4.0	OS/2 4.5x
	C	Yes	Yes

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-SOCKETS.SYS provides the common sockets layer for the protocol stacks. Calls made to the socket APIs first pass through SOCKETS.SYS, which routes the call to the correct protocol stack. The socket address families supported are AF_OS2 (or equivalently, AF_UNIX), AF_INET, and AF_NETBIOS (or equivalently, AF_NB).
+Common Transport Sockets - CTS
+SOCKETS.SYS provides the common sockets layer for the protocol stacks. Calls made to the socket APIs first pass through SOCKETS.SYS, which routes the call to the correct protocol stack. The socket address families supported are AF_OS2 (or equivalently AF_UNIX), AF_INET, and AF_NETBIOS (or equivalently, AF_NB).
 ==Version==
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 '''Parameters:'''
-* /c:value
+* /c:value - Number of the COM port to which debug information should be sent. Value may be any valid COM port number. Default = 2
-Number of the COM port to which debug information should be sent. Value may be any valid COM port number.
+* /v - Display the banner at boot time.
-Default = 2
+* /uis:0 - Turn off unique ID for select(). If this parameter is not set it defaults to ON.
+* /mem:value - Number of 4kbyte clusters allocated at initialization time. Value can be in the range from 30 to 32766. Default = 75
-* /v
+* /gdt:value - The maximum number of 64kbyte blocks the stack can allocate. Default = 80
-Display the banner at boot time.
-* /uis:0
-Turn off unique ID for select().
-If this parameter is not set it defaults to ON .
-* /mem:value
-Number of 4kbyte clusters allocated at initialization time.
-Value can be in the range from 30 to 32766 . Default = 75
-* /gdt:value
-The maximum number of 64kbyte blocks the stack can allocate.
-Default = 80
 '''TIP:''' According to IBM, the undocumented parameter /UIS:0 is for use on the 3172 Offload System to improve performance. This parameter is only intended for use on the 3172 Offload System, and turns off the process id : thread id processing on select() calls in the stack.
-'''Platform Support:'''
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+|+Platform Support:
 !OS/2 2.x
 !OS/2 3.0
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 !OS/2 4.5x
 |-
-|Yes
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-|Yes
+|C
 |Yes
 |Yes