int pid_connect ( int $pid, string $addr, int $port )
pid_connect() attempts to establish a TCP connection to the specified IP address and port number
This function is non-blocking so it returns immediately
※ available F/W version : all
Returns 0 on success, PHP error on error
<?php
$pid = pid_open("/mmap/tcp0"); // open TCP0
$addr = "10.3.0.10"; // IP address to connect to
$port = 1470; // peer host’s service port number
pid_connect($pid, $addr, $port); // trying to TCP connect to the specified host/port
do
{
$state = pid_ioctl($pid, "get state");
}while(($state != TCP_CONNECTED) && ($state != TCP_CLOSED));
if($state == TCP_CONNECTED) echo "TCP connected\r\n";
else if($state == TCP_CLOSED) echo "TCP connection failed\r\n";
while(1);
?>
pid_open() / pid_close() / pid_read() / pid_write() / pid_ioctl() / pid_recv() / pid_send() / pid_listen()
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