| Subject | Re: [IB-Architect] Interbase connection limit and Support related Problems |
|---|---|
| Author | Jan Mikkelsen |
| Post date | 2000-07-06T07:21:13Z |
Jim Starkey <jas@...> wrote:
allocated out of the same namespace as file handles and can be used in the
standard Win32 functions, like ReadFile(), WriteFile(), etc. The Microsoft
TCP/IP stack generates IFS handles, although third party TCP/IP stacks might
not.
Jan Mikkelsen
>At 09:44 PM 7/5/00 +0100, Jason Chapman wrote:This typically not true. If the stack provides IFS handles, they are
>>What about NT?
>>
>>My largest customer has just blown 256!
>
>First, NT sockets come out of a different sequence than file ids.
allocated out of the same namespace as file handles and can be used in the
standard Win32 functions, like ReadFile(), WriteFile(), etc. The Microsoft
TCP/IP stack generates IFS handles, although third party TCP/IP stacks might
not.
Jan Mikkelsen