On Sun, 5 Jan 2003, Jos Hulzink wrote: > For examples of this matter, see the networking layer. > > #include <netinet/in.h> > htonl (host to network long), ntohl (...) > htons (host to network short), ntohs (...) > > htonl converts a long in Host endian to Network endian. In any decent > networking code you'll see the use of these very much.
Display-tele already does something like this. However IMO display-tele is a very flawed design on a performance level, doesn't implement a lot of things needed to transparantly propagate a GGI display across a network connection, and would take a LOT of work to fix properly. I'd propose scrapping it and just using other facilities as targets, (e.g. X), or alternatively a display-mng and accompanying GGI mng viewer program might be a more useful way to approach the problem. -- Brian
