it's functionality
\li The rest of the socket API is accessible using a classic inheritance hierarchy of \link
protocol_group protocol classes \endlink
- \li There is a family of auxilliary \ref addr_group to supplement the socket library
+ \li There is a family of auxiliary \ref addr_group to supplement the socket library
\section socket_handle Socket Handles
The protocol interface provides further protocol dependent and (possibly) polymorphic access to
- further socket funcitonality. On the other hand, this type of interface is not as flexible,
+ further socket functionality. On the other hand, this type of interface is not as flexible,
generic and fast as the policy interface.
- \section socket_addr Auxilliary Addressing classes
+ \section socket_addr Auxiliary Addressing classes
\seechapter \ref addr_group
To supplement the socket library, there are a multitude of addressing classes. These come in two
of the socket (which generic handles don't). This allows to access to the complete protocol
interface.
- \section over_impl Implementation of the Socket Libarary Structure
+ \section over_impl Implementation of the Socket Library Structure
In the Implementation, the socket policy is identified by an instance of the senf::SocketPolicy
template. The Socket representation is internally represented in a senf::SocketBody which is not