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Winsock
Platform 1.
Windows NT 3.51, build 1057, Service Pack 2
Platform 2.
Windows 3.1 with Trumpet Sockets (2.1f)
Testing
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Testing was done using the Windows Sockets API Tester (WSAT), available
from rhino.microsoft.com/wsat/wsat594.exe. I found a number of tests that
would not run under Wine, some that failed under Trumpet, and others under
NT. So, I decided to use tests that at least succeeded IN FULL on all the
test platforms.
These are only the local tests.
Any program which makes use of the WSAAsync* calls, pretty much won't
work. Other program which work correctly will work ... mostly. Programs
which are incorrect, will probably crash and burn fairly quickly.
I have tried to make WINESockets as close as possible to Trumpet's.
The numbers in brackets next to each platform indicate how many tests failed,
the numbers listed on the variations line are the test that failed.
Investigated
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BINDT.TST NT (00) Trumpet (10) Wine (10)
BINDU.TST NT (00) Trumpet (10) Wine (10)
HOST.TST NT (01) Trumpet (06) Wine (38)*3
HOSTHOST.TST NT (01)*1 Trumpet (01)*1 Wine (00)
HOSTNAME.TST NT (01) Trumpet (00) Wine (00)*2
INET.TST NT (01) Trumpet (24)*1 Wine (01)
IOCTLT.TST NT (00) Trumpet (00) Wine (06)
IOCTLU.TST NT (00) Trumpet (00) Wine (04)
PROTO.TST NT (00) Trumpet (00) Wine (41)*3
SERV.TST NT (00) Trumpet (00) Wine (50)*3
SOCKETT.TST NT (01) Trumpet (00) Wine (00)
SOCKETU.TST NT (03) Trumpet (00) Wine (00)
START.TST NT (00) Trumpet (00) Wine (08)*3
STARTL.TST NT (00)*4 Trumpet (00) Wine (00)
STARTH.TST Wine crashed with two messages (from the program, methinks)
indicating "FREE - HEAPBADNODE - bad node in head."
Unchecked
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ENOBUFST.TST ENOBUFSU.TST
GETOPTT.TST GETOPTU.TST
SETOPTT.TST SETOPTU.TST
All the client/server tests
*1 errors in the NT and/or Trumpet were caused
by a mistake I made while configuring this test.
*2 Wine passes these tests, because they aren't done
correctly not because it does everything correctly.
*3 Wine crashed part way through the testing process,
hence the large value of tests failed.
*4 NT actually supports Winsock 1.0 as well.