On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Harald Schmidt wrote:

> I worked through the network example (page 629) of the the Ocaml book, and
> don't know what's going wrong with the last statement. I am using Ocaml
> under cygwin / WinXP.
>
> I know, EINVAL means invalid argument, but as far as I read s_descr is used
> as an abstract file descriptor. Is this wrong?

Well, this works fine on my OS X and Linux machines, so I'm guessing that 
it has something to do with cygwin.  Unfortunately I don't know enough 
about it to provide much help...

> By the way: where can I find the domain_of function of page 630. Here is the
> code I used from the book:

Do you mean the one in the "A Generic Server" section (page 632 in my 
copy)?  If so, I have no idea where theirs comes from, but you can use 
the Unix.domain_of_socket function in the Unix library.

William D. Neumann

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