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资源名称：luvcview_0.2.6.orig.tar.gz，用于安装luvcview。调试摄像头

├── bin │   └── my_test ├── common │   ├── common.c │   ├── common.h │   └── Makefile ├── config │   ├── get_config │   │   ├── get_config.c │   │   ├── get_config.h │   │   └── Makefile │   ├── Makefile │   └── set_config │   ├── Makefile │   ├── set_config.c │   └── set_config.h ├── main │   ├── main.c │   └── Makefile ├── Makefile └── objs ├── common.o ├── get_config.o ├── main.o ├── Makefile └── set_config.o 7 directories, 19 files

This document provides an introduction to using sockets on Unix systems with a focus on asynchronous I/O. We first cover the basics of Unix file I/O and then discuss the use of sockets to communicate over a network using TCP. Section three describes the use of nonblocking I/O to improve performance and presents, as an example, an asynchronous finger client. Finally, a library that simplifies the use of asynchronous sockets is presented. Readers of this document are assumed to be proficient in the C and C++ programming languages including template classes and be comfortable using a Unix operating system to develop programs. Detailed knowledge of network standards or Unix I/O is not required. Noting the following typesetting conventions may assist the reader: words set in sans serif type (such as open) are Unix system calls; any text set in a mono spaced font (such as nbytes) is either a C code fragment or a C object or name.

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