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NAMEnanomsg - scalability protocols librarySYNOPSIScc [flags] files -lnanomsg [libraries]DESCRIPTIONFollowing functions are exported by nanomsg library:Create an SP socket nn_socket(3)
Close an SP socket nn_close(3)
Set a socket option nn_setsockopt(3)
Retrieve a socket option nn_getsockopt(3)
Add a local endpoint to the socket nn_bind(3)
Add a remote endpoint to the socket nn_connect(3)
Remove an endpoint from the socket nn_shutdown(3)
Send a message nn_send(3)
Receive a message nn_recv(3)
Fine-grained alternative to nn_send nn_sendmsg(3)
Fine-grained alternative to nn_recv nn_recvmsg(3)
Allocation of messages nn_allocmsg(3) nn_reallocmsg(3) nn_freemsg(3)
Manipulation of message control data nn_cmsg(3)
Multiplexing nn_poll(3)
Retrieve the current errno nn_errno(3)
Convert an error number into human-readable string nn_strerror(3)
Query the names and values of nanomsg symbols nn_symbol(3)
Query properties of nanomsg symbols nn_symbol_info(3)
Query statistics on a socket nn_get_statistic(3)
Start a device nn_device(3)
Notify all sockets about process termination nn_term(3)
Environment variables that influence nanomsg work nn_env(7)
Following scalability protocols are provided by nanomsg: One-to-one protocol nn_pair(7)
Request/reply protocol nn_reqrep(7)
Publish/subscribe protocol nn_pubsub(7)
Survey protocol nn_survey(7)
Pipeline protocol nn_pipeline(7)
Message bus protocol nn_bus(7)
Following transport mechanisms are provided by nanomsg: In-process transport nn_inproc(7)
Inter-process transport nn_ipc(7)
TCP transport nn_tcp(7)
WebSocket transport nn_ws(7)
The following tool is installed with the library: nanocat nanocat(1)
AUTHORSGarrett D’Amore <garrett@damore.org> Martin Sustrik <sustrik@250bpm.com>
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