Module compiler

`io::net::tcp`

connect and connect_timeout try every address the host name resolves to under one deadline; listen uses the first. A timeout of 0 or less waits forever. Prefer an explicit IP such as 127.0.0.1 for servers when the address family matters.

Built into the compiler.

Import what you use (use path::* is not allowed):

use io::net::tcp::{accept, connect};

Functions#

Name	Description
`accept`	Accepts one pending connection on `listener` without waiting.
`connect`	Opens a TCP connection to `host` on `port`.
`connect_timeout`	Opens a TCP connection to `host` on `port`, giving up after `ms` milliseconds.
`listen`	Opens a TCP socket listening on `host` and `port`.
`local_addr`	Returns the local `(host, port)` of a TCP listener or connected TCP stream.
`peer_addr`	Returns the remote `(host, port)` of a connected TCP stream.
`set_nodelay`	Turns `TCP_NODELAY` on or off for a TCP stream.
`shutdown`	Shuts down the reading half, the writing half, or both halves of a TCP stream.