Hello,
I tried to clear the Input buffer for TCP/IP with the function
tcflush(fd_sock, TCIFLUSH).
But it doesn’t work: it says: “Opperation not supported”. Why? Is there a
function which works?
For the serial buffer it is no problem. For example you can write:
tcflush(fd_ser1, TCIFLUSH)
Could someone give me an advice?
Tobias.
Tobias Moeglich <Tobias.Moeglich@tu-bs.de> wrote:
Hello,
I tried to clear the Input buffer for TCP/IP with the function
tcflush(fd_sock, TCIFLUSH).
But it doesn’t work: it says: “Opperation not supported”. Why? Is there a
function which works?
For the serial buffer it is no problem. For example you can write:
tcflush(fd_ser1, TCIFLUSH)
tc stands for “terminal control” and will only work on a terminal
device, such as serial port.
Could someone give me an advice?
I don’t think there is a built-in way to flush the buffer for TCP/IP that way.
You could set the socket to non-block, then read from it until
you get a return of -1, errno EWOULDBLOCK, but if the other side
starts writing, you will start to get the new data.
Tobias.
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