Well i''m not in any real need (except to create some activity in the Linux forum ). I was wondering if there was a cooler way of handling sockets, I don''t really like read/write/recv/send. If I could hook it up to a C++ stream, that would be nice I''m very rusty on C console/file I/O and stuff, I sort of skipped it and went straight to the C++ versions. Gyzmo ======================= [signature][/signature]

Nope, standard c is by far the coolest way to do anything

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man fdopen

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Why don''t you simply write a wrapper class?

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Bulbaser and muzzafareth... was there any point in making those posts?

They offered no help whatsoever (IMNSHO) to Gyzmo. If you don''t know the answer, either a) say you don''t know the answer and ask for help, or b) shut the hell up.

There''s nothing wrong with saying "I have no idea". Offering biased and irrelevent PERSONAL opinions doesn''t get us anywhere.

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Oh, I don''t mind, I already wrote my wrapper using recv and send, I was just wondering if I wasted my time



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Oh by the way I was wondering if it is possible to turn off certain warnings while compiling, and how.
(I want to turn off the following warning: "'class Foo' only defines private constructors and has no friends" (Singleton class))



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Edited by - Gyzmo on September 6, 2000 1:41:53 PM

Okay Godfree, sorry about the post... It didn''t help

Since I''m not _that_ good with C++, I gotta ask. Why would you want a class with only private contructors and no friends? Where is that useful?