I was wondering if anybody is familiar with building tcp/ip servers
with warp, specifically using the emx/bsd programming interface.

As i understand it:

    1. use socket() to open a endpoint for the connection

    2. get the local hostname using gethostname()
    3. get the ip address for the local host using gethostbyname()
    4. bind() this address to the socket got by socket()
    
    5. use listen() to enable incoming connects
    6. accept() an incoming connection, or wait for one
    7. spawn or fork a process to handle that connection

    8. go back to 6, or close if there was an exit request.

My question is, how to you set the recieving tcp/ip port address
to something once you have got the number out of /etc/services.

Any actual bsd-sockets code or emx-specific code would be very 
helpful. Basically i want to write daemon that will get tcp/ip
port and spawn processes to perform io on each incoming
connection (the same as telnetd would).. 

Cheers
Brett
 

--- Maximus/2 3.01