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Thanks. Well inet_aton() is a unix function which I don't have it in winsock. What I do have is inet_addr(), which indeed works. When passed "192.168.0.190" it returns x = 3187714240, which in hex is...

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positive. when the variable is equal to dwMyIp = 0xBE00A8C0, it works. Lo to hi (host order) of that value is 192.168.0.190, which is my adapter address. Run it through htonl() and you...

I was updating a wrapper 32 bit windows DLL on an old winsock utilities library, to allow for the case where I need to specifically bind() my sockets to one or another IP addresses, on a multi homed...