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#include <winsock2.h>

#include "jni.h"

/**

 * The maximum buffer size for WSASend/WSARecv. Microsoft recommendation for

 * blocking operations is to use buffers no larger than 64k. We need the

 * maximum to be less than 128k to support asynchronous close on Windows

 * Server 2003 and newer editions of Windows.

 */

#define MAX_BUFFER_SIZE             ((128*1024)-1)

jlong handleval(JNIEnv *env, jobject fdo);

jint convertReturnVal(JNIEnv *env, jint n, jboolean r);

jlong convertLongReturnVal(JNIEnv *env, jlong n, jboolean r);

jboolean purgeOutstandingICMP(JNIEnv *env, jclass clazz, jint fd);

#ifdef _WIN64

struct iovec {

    jlong  iov_base;

    jint  iov_len;

};

#else

struct iovec {

    jint  iov_base;

    jint  iov_len;

};

#endif

#ifndef POLLIN

    /* WSAPoll()/WSAPOLLFD and the corresponding constants are only defined   */

    /* in Windows Vista / Windows Server 2008 and later. If we are on an      */

    /* older release we just use the Solaris constants as this was previously */

    /* done in PollArrayWrapper.java.                                         */

    #define POLLIN       0x0001

    #define POLLOUT      0x0004

    #define POLLERR      0x0008

    #define POLLHUP      0x0010

    #define POLLNVAL     0x0020

    #define POLLCONN     0x0002

#else

    /* POLLCONN must not equal any of the other constants (see winsock2.h).   */

    #define POLLCONN     0x2000

#endif