how to know local port used in an udp client ?

[Antoninus Twink]

As several people have tried to tell you, on the particular topic
you're asking about you're likely to get more and better answers
in comp.unix.programmer.

A false assertion doesn't magically become true by dint of repetition ad
nauseam, Kiki.

The OP's question has been answered in detail here - why should he
listen to your unwelcoming and unhelpful "recommendations"?

There are C implementations that don't support sockets, and there are
implementations of sockets for languages other than C.

There are C implementations that don't support printf, and there are
implementations of printf for languages other than C. Are we to infer
that printf is "off topic" in your opinion?

 

[Chad]

So what? What has that got to do with an API you moron?

It also doesn't have linked lists.

What is your point?

It seems like Dr. Ritchie doesn't seem to include API's in his
(original) definition of the C Programming Language.

 

[Chad]

It seems like Dr. Ritchie doesn't seem to include API's in his
(original) definition of the C Programming Language.

And yes, my grammar bites.

 

[Flash Gordon]

Note the size of this "keep it on topic" subthread compared to that of
the subthread that contains the actual answer.

With a cure like this, who needs a disease?

The people who complain that posts pointing out that something is
off-topic are adding noise to the group always fail to realise that they
are adding noise themselves.

 

[Phil Carmody]

Note the size of this "keep it on topic" subthread compared to that of
the subthread that contains the actual answer.

With a cure like this, who needs a disease?

Which is why I'm pretty sure most of such questions are trolls.

Phil

 

[Seebs]

(Interestingly, while he presumably actually wrote the word, you can also
treat this as a metasyntactic summary of Twink's post.)

Let me quote Dr. Richtie

"C offers only straightforward, single-thread control flow: tests,
loops, grouping, and subprograms, but not multiprogramming, parallel
operations, synchronization, or coroutines."

To put it another way:

static int raw_to_hex(FILE *fp);

is also a C API. So's:

void parse(char *s);

Doesn't mean that they're part of the C language, or that C has those
particular features.

-s

 

[Greg2fs]

Thanks for all the message, I will add comp.os.ms-
windows.programmer.win32 and comp.unix.programmer to my newsgroup for
next times, I'm new and I didn't know them.