Aquarius_Girl
Reputation: 22906
What is a z/TPF system with respect to sockets?
If an application places a TCP socket in nonblocking mode and issues a read() socket function, the z/TPF system will always return immediately to the application, either passing back the requested data if it is in the receive buffer of the socket, or setting the return code to indicate that no data is available.
What is a z/TPF system with respect to sockets?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 209
Answers (1)
Martin
Reputation: 5322
z/TPF is a transaction processing facility on an IBM mainframe. If you aren't using a mainframe then this is irrelevant to you.
- IBM product overview
- Wikipedia entry on z/TPF with some historic background
Upvotes: 3
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