--- libwww/Library/src/Attic/HTMux.html 1996/04/12 17:48:04 2.3
+++ libwww/Library/src/Attic/HTMux.html 1996/10/30 23:21:58 2.3.2.1
@@ -26,86 +26,18 @@ Reference Library.
#ifndef HTMUX_H
#define HTMUX_H
-
-#include "sysdep.h"
-#include "HTReq.h"
-#include "HTStream.h"
-
-
-The W3mux Object
-
-
-typedef struct _HTW3mux HTW3mux;
-
-
-Multiplexing and Demultiplexing Streams
-
-The multiplexing protocol works just like another stream. We have a
-read loop and a output stream:
-
-Create a new Session
-
-Create a new session and register it with a w3mux object. The output
-stream is where to output data returning from the session and the
-return stream is where to input data to the stream. If the output
-stream is NULL then we use a blackhole instead
-
-
-extern HTStream * HTSession_new (HTW3mux * w3mux, HTStream * output);
-
-
-Create a w3mux object
-
-Create a new W3mux protocol object. Returns new W3Mux object or NULL
-on error
-
-
-extern HTW3mux * HTW3mux_new (HTStream * mux, BOOL active);
-
-
-Does a w3mux object contain any more sessions?
-
-
-extern BOOL HTW3mux_isEmpty (HTW3mux * w3mux);
-
-
-Delete a w3mux object
-
-Delete a W3mux protocol object. If there are any remaining sessions
-then cancel them by turning the output into a error stream. When no
-more sessions are referencing this object we can delete it for good.
-Until that point we turn this object into a zombie.
-
-
-extern BOOL HTW3mux_delete (HTW3mux * w3mux);
-
-
-Shutdown a w3mux object
-
-Shutdown a w3mux object in one or both directions. This is equivalent
-to a socket shutdown() system call. That is, we have the following
-options:
-
-
-- 0
-
- Read half
-
- 1
-
- Write half
-
- 2
-
- Both read and write halves
-
-
-
-extern BOOL HTW3mux_shutdown (HTW3mux * w3mux, int how);
+extern HTStream * HTMuxWriter_new (HTHost * host,
+ HTNet * net,
+ HTStream * target);
#endif
-@(#) $Id: HTMux.html,v 2.3 1996/04/12 17:48:04 frystyk Exp $
+@(#) $Id: HTMux.html,v 2.3.2.1 1996/10/30 23:21:58 frystyk Exp $