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| − | Here we discuss how to write an asynchronous application. It's only purpose is to retrieve the value of a set of variables from a set of remote hosts. | + | Here we discuss how to write an asynchronous application. It's only purpose is to retrieve the value of a set of variables from a set of remote hosts. (This is for the C library, see [[TUT:Simple_Perl_Async_Application]] for Perl.) |
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| − | Here are the files discussed in this example so you can download them:
| + | {{TUT:File-Table-Top-and-basics}} |
| | + | | [http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial/tutorial-5/toolkit/asyncapp/asyncapp.c asyncapp.c] || The Asynchronous C source code |
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| − | XXX
| + | This discussion assumes that you already have read the snmpdemoapp tutorial section. |
| − | File
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| − | Description
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| − | Makefile A simple Makefile to build the application
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| − | asyncapp.c The C source code
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| − | This discussion assumes that you alread have read the snmpdemoapp tutorial section.
| + | The program assumes that you have a set of hosts that you want to interrogate for a set of variables. For simplicity's sake each query just asks for one variable. |
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