On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Jerry Lundström wrote:
> Q: How can I check (using portable standards) how much is used in the
> buffers (send/recv) of a UNIX socket fd?
>
Use socket ioctl TIOCINQ to know how much data is avaible in the
sock buffer, take a look into the sunrpc/svcsock.c where NONBLOCKing mode
is used in conjuction with above ioctl
> Q: If that can't be done, how can I make send/write write the entire
> message or not at all (iow, do NOT splitt the message) in NONBLOCKing
> mode?
>
> I agree that this may not be the correct list for such questions and
> if you know a better list please let me know.
>
> Thanks...
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