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+1  Q: 

no route.h on the iPhone SDK

I am trying to build some code that is originally target at OSX/BSD/Linux for the iPhone. It uses struct rt_msghdr from route.h but as it turns out this header is not available in the iPhone SDK.

Looks like the function tries to find the available bind addresses as a list of struct addrinfo.

Does anyone have a suggestion how to proceed here?

+2  A: 

Copy the header into the project and change the includes to be local, that often works for me.

chpwn  2010-01-07 03:13:41
Surprisingly (at least to me) that did indeed work. Still odd it's not included in the SDK. But thanks to the pointer! At least I got it compiling now.
tcurdt  2010-01-08 01:14:01
I noticed that the header was present in the Simulator SDK but not in the iPhone SDK (3.2+).
Laurent Etiemble  2010-05-10 19:17:24

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