1. make-address-info
2. get-address-info
3. get-address-info
4. open-net-io
5. with-net-io
6. make-listener-socket
7. get-socket-option
8. send
9. send/non-blocking
10. receive!
11. receive!/non-blocking
12. receive
13. receive/non-blocking
14. make-sockaddr
15. address-info?
16. bind
17. listen
18. accept
19. socket
20. connect
21. open-socket-pair
22. sockaddr-name
23. sockaddr-port
24. int: address-family/unspecified
25. int: address-family/unix
26. int: address-family/inet
27. int: address-family/inet6
28. int: socket-type/stream
29. int: socket-type/datagram
30. int: socket-type/raw
31. int: ip-proto/ip
32. int: ip-proto/icmp
33. int: ip-proto/tcp
34. int: ip-proto/udp
35. int: ai/passive
36. int: ai/canonname
37. int: ai/numeric-host
38. get-peer-name
39. set-socket-option!
40. int: level/socket
41. int: socket-opt/debug
42. int: socket-opt/broadcast
43. int: socket-opt/reuseaddr
44. int: socket-opt/keepalive
45. int: socket-opt/oobinline
46. int: socket-opt/sndbuf
47. int: socket-opt/rcvbuf
48. int: socket-opt/dontroute
49. int: socket-opt/rcvlowat
50. int: socket-opt/sndlowat

Create and return a new addrinfo structure for the given host and service. host should be a string and service a string or integer. The optional addrinfo defaults to a TCP/IP stream setting.

Opens a client net connection to host, a string, on port service, which can be a string such as "http" or an integer. Returns a list of three values on success - the socket, an input port, and an output port - or #f on failure.

Convenience wrapper around open-net-io, opens the connection then calls proc with two arguments, the input port and the output port connected to the service, then closes the connection. Returns the result of proc. Raises an error if a connection can't be made.

Convenience wrapper to call socket, bind and listen to return a socket suitable for accepting connections on the given addrinfo. max-conn is the maximum number of pending connections, and defaults to 128. Automatically specifies socket-opt/reuseaddr.

Returns the socket option of the given name for socket. socket should be a file descriptor, level the constant level/socket, and name one of the constants beginning with "socket-opt/".

Sends the bytevector bv to socket with sendto and returns the number of bytes sent, or a negative value on error. If addrinfo is unspecified, socket must previously have had a default address specified with connect.

Equivalent to send but gives up and returns false if the packet can't be sent within timeout seconds.

Recieves data from socket to fill the bytevector bv by calling recvfrom. Returns the number of bytes read, or a negative value on error. If addrinfo is unspecified, socket must previously have had a default address specified with connect.

Equivalent to receive! but gives up and returns false if no packets are received within timeout seconds.

Shortcut for receive, returning a newly created bytevector of length n on success and #f on failure.

Equivalent to receive but gives up and returns false if no packets are received within timeout seconds.

The addrinfo struct accessors.

Bind a name to a socket.

Listen on a socket.

Accept a connection on a socket.

Create an endpoint for communication.

Initiate a connection on a socket.

Returns a list of 2 new sockets, the input and output end of a new pipe, respectively.

Return the IP address of a sockaddr as an "N.N.N.N" string.

Return the port a sockaddr is connected on.

The constants for the addrinfo struct.

Set an option for the given socket. For example, to make the address reusable: (set-socket-option! sock level/socket socket-opt/reuseaddr 1)

The constants for the get-socket-option and set-socket-option!.