/* Or even a list that you can iterate over... */
static void
__printf (SOCKET *self)
{
char tb[100];
socket_t *sock = self->data;
char c = c;
fprintf(stderr, "class: %s\n",
c == 'c' ? "client" : c == 'd' ? "server (child)" : "server (parent)");
fprintf(stderr, "conntype: %s\n",
type_type(tb, sock->connection_type));
fprintf(stderr, "opened: %s\n",
sock->opened ? "yes" : "no");
fprintf(stderr, "domain: %s\n", domain_type(tb, sock->domain));
fprintf(stderr, "protocol: %s\n", proto_type(tb, sock->protocol));
fprintf(stderr, "buffer size: %d\n", sock->bufsz);
fprintf(stderr, "backlog: %d\n", sock->backlog);
fprintf(stderr, "hostname: %s\n", sock->hostname);
// fprintf(stderr, "service: %s\n", sock->service);
fprintf(stderr, "fd: %d\n", sock->fd);
fprintf(stderr, "port: %d\n", sock->port);
fprintf(stderr, "tcp socket buffer: %p (%s)\n", sock->buffer,
c == 'c' ? "client" : c == 'd' ? "child" : "server");
}
proto_type str2proto(std::string const& s)
{
static int n = sizeof(proto_type_s) / sizeof(char const*);
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
if (strcmp(s.c_str(), proto_type_s[i]) == 0)
return proto_type(i);
return proto_type::unkown;
}
