TUT:Simple Async Application - Revision history

Stephen at 14:33, 11 November 2014

2014-11-11T14:33:37Z

2008-02-26T19:54:21Z

2007-10-18T14:41:29Z

A few pedantic grammar touch-ups

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-This discussion assumes that you alread have read the snmpdemoapp tutorial section.
+This discussion assumes that you already have read the snmpdemoapp tutorial section.
 The program assumes that you have a set of hosts that you want to interrogate for a set of variables. For simplicity's sake each query just asks for one variable.

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−	Here we discuss how to write an asynchronous application. It's only purpose is to retrieve the value of a set of variables from a set of remote hosts.	+	Here we discuss how to write an asynchronous application. It's only purpose is to retrieve the value of a set of variables from a set of remote hosts. (This is for the C library, see [[TUT:Simple_Perl_Async_Application]] for Perl.)

	{{TUT:File-Table-Top-and-basics}}		{{TUT:File-Table-Top-and-basics}}

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 This discussion assumes that you alread have read the snmpdemoapp tutorial section.
-The program assumes that you have a set of hosts that you want to interrogate for a set of variables. For simplicitys sake each query just asks for one variable.
+The program assumes that you have a set of hosts that you want to interrogate for a set of variables. For simplicity's sake each query just asks for one variable.
-The program defines two structures, struct host which holds the host specific data, hostname and community to be used, and struct oid which hold to object to be queried for.
+The program defines two structures, struct host which holds the host specific data, hostname and community to be used, and struct oid which holds the object to be queried for.
    /*
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 snmpdemoapp chapter.
-Now onto the new material. We define a struct session to hold our per
+Now onto the new material. We define a struct session to hold our per-host state:
 host state:
    struct session {
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        sess.community_len = strlen(sess.community);
-he next two lines is where we deviate from the good old sync setup
+The next two lines is where we deviate from the good old sync setup
        sess.callback = asynch_response;            /* default callback */