Reputation: 313
I'm working on a project based on uCOS
and the Fusion standard (rather than POSIX) and I want to set my socket into non-blocking mode. The POSIX ioctl
command would be ioctl(data,FIONBIO, TRUE);
but I can't seem to get it going under Fusion.
In the comments of the header fclioctl.h
, I see the following:
/*
* The UNIX definition was as follows:
*
* int ioctl( int fd, int cmd, ... )
*
* But since POSIX does not include "ioctl" as part of it's requirements for
* Fusion the format follows more closely to Win32.
*
* TO get information about a device, a handle to the device or a device in
* it's device stack must be obtained.
*/
fclIoResult_t fclIoctl
(
fclHandle_t hDevice, /* Handle to device */
fclIoCode_t nIoControlCode, /* Function to perform */
fclIoBuffer_t pInBuffer, /* Data to the device */
fclIoSize_t nInBufferSize, /* Size of data to the device */
fclIoBuffer_t pOutBuffer, /* Data from the device */
fclIoSize_t nOutBufferSize, /* Size of buffer to receive data */
fclIoSize_t* pnBytesReturned /* Actual number of bytes received */
);
and for 1fclIoCode_t`, i only see:
/*
* IOCTL Types
*/
typedef unsigned char FIO_BYTE;
typedef unsigned int FIO_WORD;
typedef u32 FIO_DWORD;
#ifndef FCL_IOCODE_T
typedef u32 fclIoCode_t;
#define FCL_IOCODE_T fclIoCode_t
#endif
Does anybody have experience with Fusion and may be able to help out here?
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