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55 A system administrator can set a system default stack.
56 By default, all TCP connections will use the system default stack.
57 Additionally, users can specify a particular stack to use on a per-connection
61 for details on setting the system default stack, or selecting a specific stack
81 de-registers the function block.
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194 TCP_FUNCTION_NAME_LEN_MAX-1 characters in length.
202 as the default
208 Each of these function pointers must be non-NULL.
211 stack (or, when the socket is first opened), it should set a non-NULL
216 TCP stack (or, when the socket is closed), it should set a non-NULL pointer
223 argument is non-NULL, the function to which it points is called when the
232 non-NULL pointer in the
258 timer fires by setting a non-NULL function pointer in the
270 field must be non-NULL.
278 if this function pointer is non-NULL and finally perform the stack switch.
290 If the TCP stack needs to store data beyond what is stored in the default
291 TCP control block, the TCP stack can initialize its own per-connection storage.
297 per-connection storage.
321 functions return zero on success and non-zero on failure.
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367 argument references the kernel's compiled-in default function block.
370 the current default function block.
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