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Dear Prashant,

assuming that you are now using the socket API for UDP
I think it os not so easy to switch to our library. We have
a callback based API because the implementation runs in userland.

You should have a look to the linux kernel implementation from
LaMonte because it uses the socket API.

If you want to understand how to use our library please have
a look at the included examples, especially the echo_tool.
It uses a datagram oriented service.

Best regards
Michael

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On Fri, Apr 13, 2001, PRASHANT PAI
<prashant.pai AT wipro.com>
wrote:

>Hi !
>
>I am new user of SCTP. I was been trying out the sctp download from your
>site.
>
>Currently I have one SIP-T (SIP for Telephony) Tool over UDP, which I
>need to port it on SCTP.
>
>The current UDP socket implementation uses just 4 APIs viz.
>1. socket
>2. bind
>3. recvfrom
>4. sendto
>
>How do I utilize the same functionality using SCTP , without modifying
>the existing interface to the UDP sockets. Or incase if I need to do ,
>how can I utilize the SCTP stack in my code.
>
>Waiting for an urgent response.
>
>Regards
>
>Prashant

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• [SCTP-Discussion] SCTP implementation, PRASHANT PAI, 04/13/2001
  • Re: [SCTP-Discussion] SCTP implementation, Michael Tüxen, 04/15/2001

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