Previously if you had a LinuxSocketImpl socket in your ns-3 master thread you could only call socket->m_kernsock->Ioctl() which would result in an error because there was no context, no thread for this task.
This adds a wrapper method for LinuxSocketImpl objects that creates a FakeTask first, like for most other socket methods, and makes it possible to call socket->Ioctl()
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4 years ago
Previously if you had a LinuxSocketImpl socket in your ns-3 master thread you could only call
socket->m_kernsock->Ioctl()which would result in an error because there was no context, no thread for this task.This adds a wrapper method for LinuxSocketImpl objects that creates a FakeTask first, like for most other socket methods, and makes it possible to call
socket->Ioctl()