WNCInterface
Dependencies: WncControllerK64F
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Diff: Socket/WncSocket.cpp
- Revision:
- 28:dceb8da78e6d
- Parent:
- 26:81e520908460
diff -r 2dc9461c04dc -r dceb8da78e6d Socket/WncSocket.cpp --- a/Socket/WncSocket.cpp Fri Mar 24 21:50:50 2017 +0000 +++ b/Socket/WncSocket.cpp Fri Mar 24 22:02:33 2017 +0000 @@ -31,21 +31,18 @@ // Set up the defaults in the constructor. If the caller doesn't change anything // the APN will be set for AT&T, port #40 and timeout 1.5 seconds // -Socket::Socket() : +WncSocket::WncSocket() : _sock_type(-1), - _timeout(1500) { -} + _timeout(1500) {} -Socket::~Socket() { -} - +WncSocket::~WncSocket() {} // // ensure we have a WNC Controller attached and initialized by calling to get the // network status, This will provide us with all the network information. if we // are not connected, will return -1. // -int Socket::init(int timeout) { +int WncSocket::init(int timeout) { _timeout = timeout; M_LOCK; @@ -59,7 +56,7 @@ // either a TCP or UDP socket. The user is also expected to provide a port #. // If the connection failed for any reason return 0, otherwise, return 1; // -int Socket::connect(char *url, int type, int port) { +int WncSocket::connect(char *url, int type, int port) { int rslt; char address[5]; @@ -89,7 +86,7 @@ // -1 if there was an error // 0 if we disconnected // -int Socket::disconnect() { +int WncSocket::disconnect() { if( _sock_type<0 ) return 0; //nothing is connected currently @@ -100,7 +97,7 @@ return ret; } -void Socket::set_blocking(bool blocking, unsigned int timeout) { +void WncSocket::set_blocking(bool blocking, unsigned int timeout) { blocking = blocking; timeout= timeout;