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recvfrom64_ (page 160), t_sendto_nw64_, t_recvfrom_nw64_ (page 203) and sendto_nw64_

(page 182).

• Changed the data type of length parameters to socklen_t in inet_ntop, getnameinfo,

gethostname, gethostname, lwres_getipnodebyaddr and lwres_getnameinfo

APIs.

New and changed information for August 2011 (524521-016)

This edition of the manual includes the following changes:

• Added hostname and IP address resolution in the “Domain Name Resolution” (page 26)

section.

• Updated text for SO_REUSEPORT in the “setsockopt, setsockopt_nw” (page 184) section.

• Added TCP^RESOLVER^ORDER description in “Using the DEFINE Command” (page 29)

table.

New and Changed Information for October 2010 (524521-015)

This edition of the manual includes changes to the usage guidelines in:

• “accept_nw” (page 91)

• “accept_nw1” (page 94)

• “setsockopt, setsockopt_nw” (page 184)

Changes and Additions for September 2010 (524521-014)

This edition of the manual included changes to the usage guidelines in:

• “accept_nw” (page 91)

• “accept_nw1” (page 94)

• “accept_nw2” (page 95)

• “setsockopt, setsockopt_nw” (page 184)

Changes and Additions for March 2010 Update (524521-013)

Changes in the -013 edition of the manual include:

• A missing error definition was added to the send (page 166) routine.

• Information regarding rogue clients was added to “Usage Guidelines” for the “bind, bind_nw”

(page 98) routines.

• The input value was updated for SO_ERROR in the “setsockopt, setsockopt_nw” (page 184)

routines.

• Corrected the protocol listed for the ntp service in “Port Numbers for Host-Specific Functions”

(page 242).

• Updated “Client and Server Programs Using UDP” (page 219) to describe how to use NonStop

TCP/IPv6 to call the socket_ioctl function, including configuring the Provider attribute for an

address family.

• Updated several socket error definitions for “Socket Errors” (page 243).

Changes and Additions for September 2008 Update (524521-012)

This edition of the manual has been updated to reflect support for Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP).