Iov

We also can send the message to the struct msghdr msg: struct iovec iov; iov. iov_base = (void *) nlh; iov. iov_len = nlh - > nlmsg_len; msg. msg_iov = & iov; msg. msg_iovlen = 1; ❋ Unknown (2009)

It writes data to file descriptor fd from the first iovcnt rows of the iov pth_writev (2) suspends execution of the current thread until the file descriptor is ready for reading. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The flowers of this ftirub alfo furnifli another kind of tea; but thcL* who are defircus of procuring it, muft pay a fuperlor price iov it. ❋ Unknown (1796)

One oi London mint has Jraci iov Frank -, another of Tork mint wants Meum, and the like. ❋ Stephen Martin Leake (1793)

By this prcfcription he cannot have hay; iov garba i$ always corn, and therefore this prcfcription cannot ftand with the compoiition. — ❋ Unknown (1790)

S7 of its incoveniences, we gather that it was then open only for foot pafTengers; Alphonfus the Firil widened it iov carriages, and fince his reign it has been confiderably heightened and levelled. ❋ Unknown (1783)

As iov knowledge, that encreafeth forroiv: Now f arrow is a perturbation of mind in the apprehenfion of fome prefent evil, whicli we are not able to conteft with or avoid. ❋ Unknown (1701)

* Ae Iifiia. be kiiAc iov \xt tt\ wierj Vwiie» - which The Beauties of all ibe conld be Tiirpcflecl to gtve her flielter. ❋ Unknown (1152)

It then fills the struct msghdr msg as shown below and uses the standard recvmsg () to receive the netlink message, assuming the buffer is pointed to by nlh: struct sockaddr_nl nladdr; struct msghdr msg; struct iovec iov; iov. iov_base = (void *) nlh; iov. iov_len = MAX_NL_MSG_LEN; msg. msg_name = (void *) & (nladdr); msg. msg_namelen = sizeof (nladdr); msg. msg_iov = & iov; msg. msg_iovlen = 1; recvmsg (fd, & msg, 0); ❋ Unknown (2009)

/ * Fill the netlink message header * / nlh - > nlmsg_len = NLMSG_SPACE (MAX_PAYLOAD); nlh - > nlmsg_pid = getpid (); nlh - > nlmsg_flags = 0; strcpy (NLMSG_DATA (nlh), "Yoo-hoo, Mr. Kernel!"); iov. iov_base = (void *) nlh; iov. iov_len = nlh - > nlmsg_len; msg. msg_name = (void *) & dst_addr; msg. msg_namelen = sizeof (dst_addr); msg. msg_iov = & iov; msg. msg_iovlen = 1; sendmsg (sock_fd, & msg, 0); ❋ Unknown (2009)

•foufvov di iov MvmiahQov, nioag txwrty noi - vqv. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Concerning their equality, I will not fay that the Platonifts have fpoken with the fame accuracy, which the Chriftian fathers ufe j but they include the three principles in the divine nature, in the TO & £iov; and this notion implies the fame equality, which we maintain; at the fame time I confefs, that the circumftance of their equality was not always ftridly adhered to by the younger platonifts, for rea - fons which I have explained f, ❋ Unknown (1789)

Maxaqsos Travrtc, ol qofafJLtvos rov kv (iov, ol 7roftvo - fjLtvoi iv raig oSqiq at/r& x.r. t. ❋ Unknown (1784)

§ 5, Byway ofinftance, This or that Man may be con - ceiv'd, as a C: mti2a} iov of two differing Subftances; the one, ❋ Unknown (1707)