Title: Unix System V Release 3.2 Network Programmer's Guide
Subjects: Unix (Operating System), Computer Books: Operating Systems, abortive, release, addr, allocated, Appendix, associated, asynchronous, buffer, bytes, calls, Chapter, connect, request, connection, establishment, connection-mode, service, connectionless-mode, data, transfer, phase, datagram, define, destination, user, device, node, disconnect, indication, enables, a, error, establish, transport, expedited, failed, for, listen_fd, file, descriptor, fprintf, incoming, events, arrives, ioctl, layer, logfp, message, boundaries, nbytes, NULL, orderly, facility, outstanding, indications, protocol, options, protocol-specific, qlen, remote, retrieve, unit, session, signal.h, specified, STREAMS, struct, netbuf, t_bind, t_call, structure, successful, return, t_accept, t_alloc, T_CLTS, t_connect, T_COTS, T_COTS_ORD, T_IDLE, t_listen, t_open, t_rcvdis, t_rcvudata, t_snddis, t_sndrel, t_uderr, third, argument, tirdwr, TLOOK, Transitions, address, endpoint, Interface, routine, provider, TSDU, UNIX, System