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Inet_pton Vc
May 12, 2012 Hi everyone! I've been attempting to do some network programming in c but I'm having trouble getting started. So you know where I'm coming from, I'm fairly familiar with network programming with python where the only set up for network programming is putting 'include sockets' at. I'm trying to get the content-type from a packet. I used winsock2.h because I've used it before for sockets. I just want to get content-type and drop a packet based on the type. Sizeof(int) 4 is fine; all the world's not a VAX. 00027./ 9 static int inetpton4(const char.src, unsigned char.dst); 00030 static int inetpton6(const char.src, unsigned char.dst); 2 /. int 00033. iscnetpton(af, src, dst) 00034. convert from presentation format (which usually means ASCII printable) 00035. to.
Inet_pton In C++
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There are a couple of issues in your description here OP.
- First, replace this decrepit file:
- I can't remember if any of those other two headers try to include 'Windows.h' on their own. But when writing sockets programs it's good practice to define
- It's possible that even though this function exists in your systems instance of 'ws2_32.dll' that the import library included with your, rather outdated, IDE simply does not know about it. In this case you can either update your compiler (MingW) and hope that Dev-C++ doesn't have a heart attack or use 'LoadLibraryW()' and 'GetProcAddressW()' to locate this function in your dll at run-time. If simply switching your IDE is off of the table then I recommend the second option.
- In Windows 8, this function is called 'InetNtopW()' it says so at the bottom of the documentation for this function on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/cc805843(v=vs.85).aspx
I'm a bit embarrassed to say that I don't know what 'Internet Standard Format' refers to, but can't you also use 'getnameinfo()' for this OP?
- First, replace this decrepit file:
stdio.h
with this: cstdio
- I can't remember if any of those other two headers try to include 'Windows.h' on their own. But when writing sockets programs it's good practice to define
WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
just in case. to This ensures that the original 'WinSock.h' header is left out. - It's possible that even though this function exists in your systems instance of 'ws2_32.dll' that the import library included with your, rather outdated, IDE simply does not know about it. In this case you can either update your compiler (MingW) and hope that Dev-C++ doesn't have a heart attack or use 'LoadLibraryW()' and 'GetProcAddressW()' to locate this function in your dll at run-time. If simply switching your IDE is off of the table then I recommend the second option.
- In Windows 8, this function is called 'InetNtopW()' it says so at the bottom of the documentation for this function on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/cc805843(v=vs.85).aspx
I'm a bit embarrassed to say that I don't know what 'Internet Standard Format' refers to, but can't you also use 'getnameinfo()' for this OP?