25 May
2004
25 May
'04
7:25 p.m.
vat s = INetSock.TCP.socket ();
^ maybe this should be val, not vat. :D
I get a message saying that s has uninstantiated variables or something in that range. (I do not remember the correct response right now).
My question is this. Can I get an inet socket by calling INetSock.TCP.socket () function?
Regards, Riza Dindir rdindir@yahoo.com
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