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basic_stream_socket::lowest_layer_type

Inherited from basic_socket.

A basic_socket is always the lowest layer.

typedef basic_socket< Protocol, StreamSocketService > lowest_layer_type;
Types

Name

Description

broadcast

Socket option to permit sending of broadcast messages.

bytes_readable

IO control command to get the amount of data that can be read without blocking.

debug

Socket option to enable socket-level debugging.

do_not_route

Socket option to prevent routing, use local interfaces only.

enable_connection_aborted

Socket option to report aborted connections on accept.

endpoint_type

The endpoint type.

implementation_type

The underlying implementation type of I/O object.

keep_alive

Socket option to send keep-alives.

linger

Socket option to specify whether the socket lingers on close if unsent data is present.

lowest_layer_type

A basic_socket is always the lowest layer.

message_flags

Bitmask type for flags that can be passed to send and receive operations.

native_type

The native representation of a socket.

non_blocking_io

IO control command to set the blocking mode of the socket.

protocol_type

The protocol type.

receive_buffer_size

Socket option for the receive buffer size of a socket.

receive_low_watermark

Socket option for the receive low watermark.

reuse_address

Socket option to allow the socket to be bound to an address that is already in use.

send_buffer_size

Socket option for the send buffer size of a socket.

send_low_watermark

Socket option for the send low watermark.

service_type

The type of the service that will be used to provide I/O operations.

shutdown_type

Different ways a socket may be shutdown.

Member Functions

Name

Description

assign

Assign an existing native socket to the socket.

async_connect

Start an asynchronous connect.

at_mark

Determine whether the socket is at the out-of-band data mark.

available

Determine the number of bytes available for reading.

basic_socket

Construct a basic_socket without opening it.

Construct and open a basic_socket.

Construct a basic_socket, opening it and binding it to the given local endpoint.

Construct a basic_socket on an existing native socket.

bind

Bind the socket to the given local endpoint.

cancel

Cancel all asynchronous operations associated with the socket.

close

Close the socket.

connect

Connect the socket to the specified endpoint.

get_io_service

Get the io_service associated with the object.

get_option

Get an option from the socket.

io_control

Perform an IO control command on the socket.

io_service

(Deprecated: use get_io_service().) Get the io_service associated with the object.

is_open

Determine whether the socket is open.

local_endpoint

Get the local endpoint of the socket.

lowest_layer

Get a reference to the lowest layer.

Get a const reference to the lowest layer.

native

Get the native socket representation.

open

Open the socket using the specified protocol.

remote_endpoint

Get the remote endpoint of the socket.

set_option

Set an option on the socket.

shutdown

Disable sends or receives on the socket.

Protected Member Functions

Name

Description

~basic_socket

Protected destructor to prevent deletion through this type.

Data Members

Name

Description

max_connections

The maximum length of the queue of pending incoming connections.

message_do_not_route

Specify that the data should not be subject to routing.

message_out_of_band

Process out-of-band data.

message_peek

Peek at incoming data without removing it from the input queue.

Protected Data Members

Name

Description

implementation

The underlying implementation of the I/O object.

service

The service associated with the I/O object.

The basic_socket class template provides functionality that is common to both stream-oriented and datagram-oriented sockets.

Thread Safety

Distinct objects: Safe.

Shared objects: Unsafe.


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