From: <don...@is...> - 2016-05-27 18:14:44
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Sam Steingold writes: > Sockets are the OS-level interface to TCP/IP. > Thus all the functions in rawsock can, should(must!) and did work on all > "modern" operating systems (i.e., linux, *bsd including mac os x, > windows xp and later, all other unixes released after 2000 - but not on > atari and amiga). TCP/IP uses sockets but not raw sockets. I agree that TCP/IP should work on windows, but it can do so without rawsock working. It did, long before rawsock was added, and I hope still does. |