mongoc_socket_setsockopt (3) - Linux Manuals

mongoc_socket_setsockopt: This is a helper function for setsockopt().

NAME

mongoc_socket_setsockopt() - This is a helper function for setsockopt().

SYNOPSIS

int
mongoc_socket_setsockopt (mongoc_socket_t *sock,
                          int              level,
                          int              optname,
                          const void      *optval,
                          socklen_t        optlen);

PARAMETERS

sock
A mongoc_socket_t \&.

level
A sockopt level.

optname
A sockopt name.

optval
A the value for the sockopt.

optlen
A socklen_t that contains the length of optval.

DESCRIPTION

This is a helper function for setsockopt(3) \&.

RETURNS

0 on success, -1 on failure and errno is set.

COLOPHON

This page is part of MongoDB C Driver. Please report any bugs at https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/CDRIVER.

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