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This section describes Winsock porting considerations.
There are a limited number of instances where Windows Sockets has diverted from strict adherence to the Berkeley conventions, usually due to implementation difficulties in the Microsoft Windows environment.
When a deviation from Berkeley conventions occurs in Windows Sockets, the deviation is specifically and clearly noted. For example, if a function is specific to Windows Sockets, that deviation is specified with a phrase in the function description similar to the following:
The [function-name] function is a Microsoft-specific extension to the Windows Sockets 2 API.
This section provides information about porting Berkeley (BSD) UNIX socket applications to Winsock:
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