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BSD Socket

BSD socket routines enable BSD compliant communication over TCP/IP. More...

BSD socket routines enable BSD compliant communication over TCP/IP.

The BSD sockets application programming interface (API) is a set of standard function calls that can be used in an application. They allow programmers to add Internet communication to their products.

BSD sockets is not a stand-alone socket solution, but it is an API that relies on other socket communication for data exchange. Thus, you always need to add TCP and UDP to your project if you wish to use BSD sockets.

As the API is fixed for IPv4 and IPv6, please check the documentation in the common section: BSD Socket API.

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More information on the usage of BSD and how to work with the functions is available at BSD Socket.