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14.1 Introduction
This chapter covers a variety of functions and techniques that we lump into the category of "advanced I/O." First is setting a timeout on an I/O operation, which can be done in three different ways. Next are three more variations on the read and write functions: recv and send, which allow a fourth argument that contains flags from the process to the kernel, readv and writev, which let us specify a vector of buffers to input into or output from, and recvmsg and sendmsg, which combine all the features from the other I/O functions along with the new capability of receiving and sending ancillary data.We also consider how to determine the amount of data in the socket receive buffer, how to use the C standard I/O library with sockets, and we discuss some advanced ways to wait for events.
