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 #include "qev.h"


 typedef struct qev_rsock qev_rsock_t;


 qev_rsock_t* qev_rsock_new(const gchar *addr, const guint16 port);


 void qev_rsock_free(qev_rsock_t *rsock);


 void qev_rsock_send(qev_rsock_t *rsock, const gchar *data, const gsize len);


 gsize qev_rsock_recv(qev_rsock_t *rsock, gchar *buff, const gsize len);

qev_rsock_recv
gsize qev_rsock_recv(qev_rsock_t *rsock, gchar *buff, const gsize len)
Receive data from the socket.

qev_rsock_t
struct qev_rsock qev_rsock_t
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Definition: rsock.h:19

qev_rsock_send
void qev_rsock_send(qev_rsock_t *rsock, const gchar *data, const gsize len)
Send data over the socket.

qev.h
Provides all the qev_* functions that are needed for creating an event loop.

qev_rsock_free
void qev_rsock_free(qev_rsock_t *rsock)
Destroy the socket.

qev_rsock_new
qev_rsock_t * qev_rsock_new(const gchar *addr, const guint16 port)
Create a new reconnecting socket.