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 Name:   libwellenreiter
 Author: Martin J. Muench
 
 NOTE: This is just a very short summary of the functions included 
 in libwellenreiter, written because a lack of time. The whole 
 library will be rewritten with extended documentation and 
 test programs.
 
 -- 
 Wellenreiter types:
 In proto.hh the following type (wl_network_t) is declared:
 
 typedef struct {
   int net_type;    /* 1 = Accesspoint ; 2 = Ad-Hoc   */
   int ssid_len;    /* Length of SSID                 */
   int channel;     /* Channel                        */
   int wep;         /* 1 = WEP enabled ; 0 = disabled */
   char mac[64];    /* MAC address of Accesspoint     */
   char bssid[128]; /* BSSID of Accesspoint           */
 } wl_network_t;
 
 When a network is found, the structure has to be set and 
 sent to the send_network_found() function.
 
 When the GUI receives a found network string it calls the 
 get_network_found() function to get its own structure set.
 
 --
 Included functions:
 
 --
 Protocol:
 
 Send a found network to GUI:
 int send_network_found (const char *, int, void *);
 
 The first two arguments are the guihost and the guiport.
 The third is the filled structure (wl_network_t), that will 
 be send to the GUI.
 
 Setup structure for found network:
 int get_network_found (void *, const char *);
 
 When the GUI receives a new network found packet it calls
 this function and passes a wl_network_t structure and the
 received buffer. The function will strip the data from
 the buffer and set it to the structure.
 
 --
 Log to syslog/info:
 void wl_loginfo(const char *, ...);
 
 Log to syslog/err:
 void wl_logerr(const char *, ...);
 
 Use like printf() function with format strings and so on.
 
 --
 Setup udp socket for incoming commands:
 int commsock(const char *, int);
 
 Fist argument is the host where it should listen and second
-is the port.
+is the port. Socket is returned, on failure -1 is returned.
 
-Return values: 
+
+Recvfrom socket:
+int recv_commsock(int *, char *, int);
+
+First argument is the address of the socket, second is a buffer
+that should be filled in and the third is the maxlength of the
+buffer. On error, -1 is returned, on success the number of 
+packet type is returned. (return value should be used with switch
+command, for types see proto.hh)
 
 Send command to udp socket:
 int sendcomm(const char *, int, const char *, ...);
 
 First two arguments are the host and port where the command should
-be send to, followed by buffer that should be send.
+be send to, followed by buffer that should be send. On error, -1
+is returned.
 
 
 ---
 
 Thats it for the moment.
 
 mjm.