I'm afraid I've not the time to work on this right now, but if anyone
else is interested....
rick
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Hi Rick,
I'll make this short..... I'm running an NT workstation with netperf. I've installed Inetd from Ockham technologies. The readme file that comes with Inetd suggests the following:
Network aware programs, which do I/O over a windows socket, need to use the environment variable passed, INETD_SOCK, to obtain the socket handle that inetd has created for connecting the program to a remote user. Inetd sets up this environment variable to the handle of a connected socket for a program. This socket handle is inherited by a program and is already accessible. So a network aware program only needs to add code similar to the following to make the program work:
sock=atoi(getenv("INETD_SOCK")); recv(sock,...); send(sock,...);
I cann't do this because I got the precompiled exe files. Is there another way of solving this problem? I really need netperf to perform some tests on a satellite internet network and don't have much time left, any help offered would be greately appreciated.
Regards
Semere Tekie University of Cape Town South Africa
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Hi Rick,I'll make this short.....
I'm running an NT workstation with netperf. I've installed Inetd from Ockham technologies. The readme file that comes with Inetd suggests the following:
Network aware programs, which do I/O over a windows socket, need to use the
environment variable passed, INETD_SOCK, to obtain the socket handle that inetd
has created for connecting the program to a remote user.
Inetd sets up this environment variable to the handle of a connected socket
for a program. This socket handle is inherited by a program and is already
accessible. So a network aware program only needs to add code similar to the
following to make the program work:sock=atoi(getenv("INETD_SOCK"));
recv(sock,...);
send(sock,...);I cann't do this because I got the precompiled exe files. Is there another way of solving this problem? I really need netperf to perform some tests on a satellite internet network and don't have much time left, any help offered would be greately appreciated.
Regards
Semere Tekie
University of Cape Town
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