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Re: New to cocoa; okay to use C sockets?
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Re: New to cocoa; okay to use C sockets?

  • Subject: Re: New to cocoa; okay to use C sockets?
  • From: Brendan Younger <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:49:14 -0500
Nav wrote:
I am workin on doing some TCP/IP programmin in
Cocoa. I was wondering if there are any special
objects in C that I can use for socket programming or
should I just go ahead and use the common 'socket(),
bind(), listen() and accept()' calls?

Yes, you can use Obj-C for sockets. Check out SmalSockets at http://softrak.stepwise.com/display?pkg=2058&os=20. It's nothing more than a wrapper on the c functions but it's nice to use.

Brendan Younger

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 >New to cocoa; okay to use C sockets? (From: Navdeep Gill <email@hidden>)

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