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Manual.md lacks some API calls provided by the lib. Here some of them I'm aware of:
usrsctp_register_address()
usrsctp_deregister_address()
usrsctp_socket() with AF_CONN domain.
usrsctp_set_non_blocking()
usrsctp_dumppacket()
usrsctp_freedumpbuffer()
usrsctp_conninput()
Also, the usrsctp_init() is documented with a single argument (udp_port) but there is obvious cases in real world of projects using a 3 args signature:
voidusrsctp_init(
uint16_tudp_port,
(void*instance, void*buffer, size_tlength, uint8_ttos, uint8_tset_df),
NULL// <-- no idea
)
In addition, the *send_cb argument passed to usrsctp_socket() does not define anywhere what its sb_free parameter means:
int (*send_cb)(structsocket*sock, uint32_tsb_free)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Manual.md
lacks some API calls provided by the lib. Here some of them I'm aware of:usrsctp_register_address()
usrsctp_deregister_address()
usrsctp_socket()
withAF_CONN
domain.usrsctp_set_non_blocking()
usrsctp_dumppacket()
usrsctp_freedumpbuffer()
usrsctp_conninput()
Also, the
usrsctp_init()
is documented with a single argument (udp_port
) but there is obvious cases in real world of projects using a 3 args signature:In addition, the
*send_cb
argument passed tousrsctp_socket()
does not define anywhere what itssb_free
parameter means:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: