Documentation for connect-socket-no-wait and connect-socket-successful?.
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may be disassociated from a remote address by connecting to a null
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remote address.
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\end{desc}
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\defun {connect-socket-no-wait} {socket socket-address} \boolean
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\defunx {connect-socket-successful?} {socket} \boolean
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\begin{desc}
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Just like \ex{connect-socket}, \ex{connect-socket-no-wait} sets up a
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connection from a \var{socket} to a remote \var{socket-address}.
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Unlike \ex{connect-socket}, \ex{connect-socket-no-wait} does not
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block if it cannot establish the connection immediately. Instead it
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will return \sharpf{} at once. In this case a subsequent \ex{select} on
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the output port of the socket will report the output port as ready
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as soon as the operation system has established the connection or as
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soon as setting up the connection led to an error. Afterwards, the
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procedure \ex{connect-socket-successful?} can be used to test
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whether the connection has been established successfully or not.
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\end{desc}
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\defun {bind-socket} {socket socket-address} \undefined
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\begin{desc}
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\ex{bind-socket} assigns a certain local \var{socket-address} to a
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