mongoc_socket_send (3) - Linux Manuals
mongoc_socket_send: Sends buflen bytes in buf to the destination. If a timeout expired, the number of bytes sent will be returned or -1 if no bytes were sent.
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NAME
mongoc_socket_send() - Sends buflen bytes in buf to the destination. If a timeout expired, the number of bytes sent will be returned or -1 if no bytes were sent.
SYNOPSIS
ssize_t
mongoc_socket_send (mongoc_socket_t *sock,
const void *buf,
size_t buflen,
int64_t expire_at);
PARAMETERS
- sock
-
A
mongoc_socket_t
\&.
- buf
-
A buffer to send.
- buflen
-
A size_t with the number of bytes in buf.
- expire_at
-
A int64_t with an absolute timeout for the operation or 0. The timeout is in monotonic time using microseconds. You can retrieve the current monotonic time with
bson_get_monotonic_time(3)
\&.
DESCRIPTION
Sends buflen bytes in buf to the destination. If a timeout expired, the number of bytes sent will be returned or -1 if no bytes were sent.
RETURNS
-1 on failure and errno is set, or the number of bytes sent.
COLOPHON
This page is part of MongoDB C Driver.
Please report any bugs at
https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/CDRIVER.
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