Jon@ucl-cs.UUCP (11/26/88)
I have a user space TP4 protocol implementation that works on many flavours of U**x, but relies on asyncio on sockets. The manual pages for HP-UX 6.2 on 9000-350s suggests it should work, but the include files for the fcntls that set a socket/file descriptor to ASYNCIO have the relvant part *commented out*, and doing an ioctl direct with the right value doesnt have any effect (though it doesnt cause an error either!)., any suggestions? jon
harkin@hpindda.HP.COM (Art Harkin) (11/29/88)
/ hpindda:comp.sys.hp / Jon@ucl-cs.UUCP / 4:00 pm Nov 25, 1988 / > I have a user space TP4 protocol implementation that works on many flavours > of U**x, but relies on asyncio on sockets. The manual pages for HP-UX > 6.2 on 9000-350s suggests it should work, but the > include files for the fcntls that set a socket/file descriptor to > ASYNCIO have the relvant part *commented out*, and doing an ioctl > direct with the right value doesnt have any effect (though it doesnt > cause an error either!)., > any suggestions? > jon > ---------- I believe this feature will be supported and available in HP-UX 6.5. Art Harkin Hewlett-Packard DISCLAIMER: I am providing the information above, as a "friend" on the net, and the information should not be taken as a statement from my employer, Hewlett Packard Company. No commitments should be derived from the information I provided, and your local HP representative should be contacted for complete information.
billg@hpindda.HP.COM (Bill Gilbert) (11/29/88)
/ hpindda:comp.sys.hp / Jon@ucl-cs.UUCP / 8:00 am Nov 25, 1988 / > > >I have a user space TP4 protocol implementation that works on many flavours >of U**x, but relies on asyncio on sockets. The manual pages for HP-UX >6.2 on 9000-350s suggests it should work, but the >include files for the fcntls that set a socket/file descriptor to >ASYNCIO have the relvant part *commented out*, and doing an ioctl >direct with the right value doesnt have any effect (though it doesnt >cause an error either!)., > >any suggestions? > >jon >---------- In the manual entry for ioctl it says the following... DEPENDENCIES Series 300, 500 Asynchronous I/O is not supported. Sorry. Bill (searching for the perfect machine) Gilbert