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Subject: Re: Does the Linux kernel support RFC 2292 Advanced Socket API?
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Hello!

> Does the Linux kernel and header files support the RFC 2292 Advanced
> Socket API? 

What's about kernel --- the answer is yes.


>		 I posted the same question to the glibc mailing list,
> because the header files involved were <netinet/ip.h> and <netinet/ip6.h>
> which seem to be under the control of the glibc project, and not the Linux 
> kernel project.  The glibc folks told me to post here, hence I post. :)

What glibc folk did say your this? Kernel header files are in full order.

Alexey Kuznetsov