- Fixed the backwards compatibility with the return codes
- Merged socket_connect and socket_connect_nb
- Added a 5th parameter to socket_open that takes bit flags to enable
the new features (libc errors & nonblocking sockets)
- Fixed an error on socket_send2 that caused the buffet not to start
from the beginning if multiple calls were made
- Updated docs
- [docs] Prefixed error codes with SOCK_
- [docs] Added the new flags SOCK_NON_BLOCKING and SOCK_LIBC_ERRORS
- [docs] Added a new stock called SOCK_ERROR_EINPROGRESS(error) to be
used when checking if a newly created nonblocking socket is connecting
- WinSock version changed from 1.1 to 2.2.
- Properly check for WinSock initialization on OnAmxxAttach/Detach.
- Now natives will not be added if we can't start up WinSock.
- socket_open() is now IP version agnostic (both IPv4 and IPv6 are
supported).
- Error reporting has been changed on socket_open(), a new parameter
called _libc_errors has been added, and, if enabled, libc errors will be
returned instead of the previous made-up errors.
- socket_close() now returns a value on success/failure.
- Added non-blocking sockets at socket_open_nb().
- Added socket_is_writable() to check if a socket is ready for write.
- Added socket_is_readable() as an alias to socket_change().
- Code rewritten to be more readable, it should be self-explaining now.
This fixes a buffer overflow with `g_Params`, which has a size of 16 but params index starts to 1. As consequence when 16 params are passed, `g_Params[16]` is indexed and likely overwrites something important which leads to a crash at some point.
It doesn't happen in 1.8.2. Possible reasons why it happens in dev version is this uses newer compiler and compiling optimization are better , resulting crash is triggered now.
Reported here https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=271103.
Related to #266. Looks like I've changed the prefix afterward at some point for some reason, but engine is retarded and with `plugin.something.cfg` it will understand extension is `something` instead of `cfg` ; and will fail to execute as it's an invalid extension (only `cfg` and `rc` are allowed).
