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0 pointsSesse__2y ago0 comments

Sure, that's one line and then you're done. And only if you care about very old (WinXP) or deliberately obnoxious (OpenBSD) platforms.

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WinXP implements sockaddr_storage from RFC 2553 - a sufficiently large generic socket address.

Sesse__OP2y ago

But not mapped-v4 sockets; it has independent IPv4 and IPv6 stacks. In any case, hopefully we don't need to write code for it anymore…

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0 pointsSesse__2y ago0 comments

Sure, that's one line and then you're done. And only if you care about very old (WinXP) or deliberately obnoxious (OpenBSD) platforms.

WinXP implements sockaddr_storage from RFC 2553 - a sufficiently large generic socket address.

Sesse__OP2y ago

But not mapped-v4 sockets; it has independent IPv4 and IPv6 stacks. In any case, hopefully we don't need to write code for it anymore…

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse