secondlistener in lcoreconfig

[lcore.git] / lcoreconfig.inc

diff --git a/lcoreconfig.inc b/lcoreconfig.inc
index 89d299ea1c678bdc7cc568c1b6f7ae4ef11e2c14..12fe918150948bf567d3ac25653aa20d0e9faa58 100644 (file)
--- a/lcoreconfig.inc
+++ b/lcoreconfig.inc
@@ -1,3 +1,9 @@
+\r
+{ Copyright (C) 2005 Bas Steendijk and Peter Green\r
+  For conditions of distribution and use, see copyright notice in zlib_license.txt\r
+  which is included in the package\r
+  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- }\r
+\r

 {this enables the entire ipv6 functionality - resolving, connecting, etc\r
 this is enabled by default to make all apps using lcore automatically ipv6 aware.\r
 to disable, undefine it here, or define "noipv6" in the app}\r
 {this enables the entire ipv6 functionality - resolving, connecting, etc\r
 this is enabled by default to make all apps using lcore automatically ipv6 aware.\r
 to disable, undefine it here, or define "noipv6" in the app}\r


@@ -12,3 +18,12 @@ when getaddrinfo is used, there is no reason to include dnscore, and it increase
 unless you want to use custom nameserver addresses. enable this setting to always include it.}\r
 \r
 {-$define syncdnscore}\r
 unless you want to use custom nameserver addresses. enable this setting to always include it.}\r
 \r
 {-$define syncdnscore}\r

+\r
+{on windows up to XP, listening on ipv6 will not listen on ipv4, while on other platforms it does, \r
+so a single listener cant get all connections for a port number, only those for one address family.\r
+also it means a portable app would gave to deal with inconsistent behavior.\r
+enable this option to simulate the behavior of listening on both v4 and v6}\r
+\r
+{$ifdef win32}\r
+{$define secondlistener}\r
+{$endif}\r