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Document SocketExempt, sysctl, ioctl, fcntl + some refactoring
| 2 || Socket
| 2 || Socket
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| 3 || SocketExempt
| 3 || [[#SocketExempt]]
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| 4 || Open
| 4 || [[#Open]]
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| 5 || Select
| 5 || Select
| 6 || Poll
| 6 || Poll
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| 7 || Sysctl
| 7 || [[#Sysctl]]
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| 8 || Recv
| 8 || Recv
| 18 || Listen
| 18 || Listen
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| 19 || Ioctl
| 19 || [[#Ioctl]]
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| 20 || Fcntl
| 20 || [[#Fcntl]]
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| 21 || SetSockOpt
| 21 || SetSockOpt
| 30 || [3.0.0+] SendMMsg
| 30 || [3.0.0+] SendMMsg
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== Initalize ==
== Initalize ==
The transfer memory must be larger than a the computed size below. Should the transfer memory be smaller than that, the BSD sockets service would only send ZeroWindow packets (for TCP), resulting in a transfer rate not exceeding 1 byte/s.
The transfer memory must be larger than a the computed size below. Should the transfer memory be smaller than that, the BSD sockets service would only send ZeroWindow packets (for TCP), resulting in a transfer rate not exceeding 1 byte/s.
static size_t _bsdGetTransferMemSizeForConfig(const BsdConfig *config)
static size_t _bsdGetTransferMemSizeForBufferConfig(const BsdBufferConfig *config)
{
{
u32 tcp_tx_buf_max_size = config->tcp_tx_buf_max_size != 0 ? config->tcp_tx_buf_max_size : config->tcp_tx_buf_size;
u32 tcp_tx_buf_max_size = config->tcp_tx_buf_max_size != 0 ? config->tcp_tx_buf_max_size : config->tcp_tx_buf_size;
return (size_t)(config->sb_efficiency * sum);
return (size_t)(config->sb_efficiency * sum);
}
}
== SocketExempt ==
This command is exclusive to <code>bsd:s</code> (FIXME: test whether this is actually the case).
Performs a FIONBIO <code>ioctl</code> on the socket, making it non-blocking. POSIX-compliant code should use <code>fcntl</code> instead.
== Open ==
FreeBSD's <code>open</code> command, limited to opening <code>/dev/bpf</code>. This can be used, for example, to enable promiscuous mode, see FreeBSD's <code>/dev/bpf</code> for more details.
== Sysctl ==
This command is exclusive to <code>bsd:s</code> (FIXME: test whether this is actually the case).
FreeBSD's <code>sysctl</code> command, restricted to <code>CTL_NET</code> (?).
== Ioctl ==
FreeBSD's <code>ioctl</code> function. The following ioctls are implemented, refer to FreeBSD's headers for more details: SIOCATMARK, BIOCGBLEN, BIOCIMMEDIATE, BIOCSETIF, SIOCGETSGCNT, SIOCGIFMETRIC, SIOCSIFMETRIC SIOCDIFADDR, SIOCGIFINDEX, SIOCGIFADDR, SIOCGIFCONF, SIOCGIFNETMASK, SIOCGIFMTU, SIOCSIFMTU, SIOCGIFMEDIA, SIOCSIFLLADDR and SIOCGIFXMEDIA.
== Fcntl ==
FreeBSD's <code>fcntl</code>, limited to <code>F_GETFL</code> and <code>F_SETFL</code> with <code>O_NONBLOCK</code>.
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