int tcpip_close

(

int

conn_id

)

Definition at line 1510 of file tcpip.c.

References NET_CONNECTION::channel, closesock, dtq_rem_entry(), Net_conns, NET_CONNECTION::node, NET_CONNECTION::port, queue_id, NET_CONNECTION::task, NET_CONNECTION::timr_ent, and NET_CONNECTION::write_timedout.

Referenced by dna_open_client(), and release_conn().

{
        int channel;
        /* Clear all traces of the connection conn_id.
         */
        if(Net_conns[conn_id].timr_ent)
        {
                dtq_rem_entry(queue_id, Net_conns[conn_id].timr_ent);
                Net_conns[conn_id].timr_ent = NULL;
        }
        channel = Net_conns[conn_id].channel;
        Net_conns[conn_id].channel = 0;
        Net_conns[conn_id].port = 0;
        Net_conns[conn_id].node[0] = 0;
        Net_conns[conn_id].task[0] = 0;
        if(channel)
        {
                if(Net_conns[conn_id].write_timedout)
                {
                        Net_conns[conn_id].write_timedout = 0;
#if defined(__linux__) && !defined (darwin)
                        shutdown(channel, 2);
#endif
                }
                closesock(channel);
        }
        return(1);
}

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