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First of all - please avoid using HTML on the mailing list.

Second - you should send a pointer to a buffer to the function.

You are sending a pointer, but that pointer does not point to any
buffer... Declare a variable of the correct type and then use the
address-of operator.

/pwm

On Tue, 2 Oct 2007, angel dario wrote:

>
> Any body knows how to use:
>
>     getpeername() function on dev-cpp???
>
> I tried it and WSAGetLastError() always return to 10014.

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Any body knows how to use:
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    getpeername() function on dev-cpp???
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I tried it and WSAGetLastError() always return to 10014.
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10014 is:=20



Bad address.=20

The system detected an invalid pointer address in attempting to use a point=
er argument of a call. This error occurs if an application passes an invali=
d pointer value, or if the length of the buffer is too small. For instance,=
 if the length of an argument, which is a sockaddr structure, is smaller th=
an the sizeof(sockaddr).
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This is my function:
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void Y_YGetPeerName(SOCKET Client){        LPSOCKADDR Infobuf;  int Buf =3D=
 sizeof(SOCKADDR);   if(getpeername(Client,Infobuf,&Buf) !=3D 0)  {    cout=
<<"GetPeerName Error"<<endl;  }  else  {    cout<<"GetPeerName Success"<<en=
dl;  }  cout<<WSAGetLastError();}
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Mini-Symposium on

Computational Bioimaging and Visualization

Within the WCCM8 & ECCOMAS 2008 International Conference
(http://www.iacm-eccomascongress2008.org)
Venice, Italy, 30 June =96 5 July 2008

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Dear Colleague,

The use of computational procedures based on medical images to model and
visualize represented objects requires a high level of research =
investment,
due mainly to the strong demands of clinical partners. These procedures =
can
have different goals, such as shape reconstruction and visualization,
segmentation, motion and deformation analyses, registration, simulation,
etc. The main goal of this Mini-symposium is to promote the debate =
between
researchers involved in the related fields (Bio-medical Image =
Acquisition,
Analysis and Processing; Multi-scale Shape and Motion Reconstruction;
Multi-scale Modeling and Analysis; Scientific Visualization, Bio-medical
Software Libraries, Environments; etc.), in order to set the major lines =
of
developments for the near future.

Mini-symposium Organizers:

Jo=E3o Manuel R.S. Tavares (ta...@fe..., FEUP, Porto Portugal)
Renato Natal Jorge (rn...@fe..., FEUP, Porto, Portugal)
Thomas J.R. Hughes (tjr...@ho..., ICES, University of Texas at
Austin, USA)
Chandrajit Bajaj (ba...@cs..., ICES, University of Texas at =
Austin,
USA)

IMPORTANT DATES

Deadline for presenting a one page abstract: December 15th., 2007
Acceptance of the contributions: January 31th., 2008
Deadline for submitting the final abstract: February 28th., 2008