This section lists and describes the classes found in Network<ToolKit>. Trivial classes and helper classes are not listed. The prefix os_ is used by most classes to avoid conflicts with other vendors' class names and differentiates them from ANSI/ISO classes.

Network Classes

`os_host`	represents an Internet host.
`os_ip_address`	represents and manipulates an Internet protocol (IP) address.
`os_service`	represents an Internet service.
`os_socket_address`	represents and manipulates a socket address.
`os_tcp_connection_server`	accepts incoming requests for TCP socket connections.
`os_tcp_socket`	a stream socket that provides reliable, connection-oriented, point-to-point communication between a server socket and a client socket.
`os_udp_socket`	a UDP socket (also called a datagram socket). A datagram is a single packet of information sent from one socket to another. The sender socket must know the address of the destination socket. Datagram sockets provide unreliable, connectionless communication.
`os_io_multiplexer`	monitors a set of I/O descriptors for pending operations.

Device Adapter Classes

os_tcp_socket_device a generic interface for os_tcp_socket to use with os_adapter.

Library Initialization and Exception Handling

`os_network_toolkit`	provides automatic initialization of Network<ToolKit>.
`os_network_toolkit_error`	represents an error condition in Network<ToolKit>.

Summary of Classes

Network Classes

Device Adapter Classes

Library Initialization and Exception Handling