/* Takes the C++ client on a little test spin    Keith Vertanen 4/99 */#include "client.h"#define SIZE 10		  /* how many items per packet */#define NUM_PACKS 3	  /* number of times we'll do it */void main(int argc, char *argv[]){	double C[SIZE];	char D[SIZE];	/* if no command line arguments passed, we'll default to 		these two port number */	int port = 5010;	int dataport = 5011;	int rev = 1;	if (argc<2)	{		printf("Not enough command line arguments!\n\n");		printf("    client_test system-name (port) (dataport) (reverse byte order)\n\n");		exit(-1);	}	/* pass one argument or all 4 */	if (argc>4)	{		port = (int) atol(argv[2]);				dataport = (int) atol(argv[3]);		rev = (int) atol(argv[4]);	}        Client mylink(port, dataport, argv[1], rev);	/* put some dummy data in our arrays */	for (int i=0; i<SIZE; i++)	{		C[i] = (double) i*i+0.5;		D[i] = i;	}	for (int i=0; i<NUM_PACKS; i++)	{		mylink.recv_bytes(D, SIZE);		mylink.send_doubles(C, SIZE);	}	mylink.closesocket();}