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I dont beleive you can access network sockets in pure Objective-C, the socket part of Cocoa Touch
Framework is based on the Core Foundation Framework, which is a low level C based framework. You can convert primitive C data types into Objective-C data types, but all of your code will have to be calling C functions and structs. The main Apple resource for the CFSocket reference is at the link below. https://developer.apple.com/library/...c/uid/20001445 And the reference guide is also worth reading. https://developer.apple.com/library/...uid/TP30001132 Regards Mark |
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