OK, next question. In src/modules/module-protocol-stub.c I see the following comment 449 #else /* USE_TCP_SOCKETS */ 450 if (u->socket_server_unix) 451 if (pa_socket_server_get_address(u->socket_server_unix, t, sizeof(t))) 452 pa_http_protocol_remove_server_string(u->http_protocol, t); But I always thought that TCP sockets and Unix sockets where different. That unix sockets where the ones that exist as an inode in the filesystem, where-as TCP sockets are bound to a network port. Is the comment wrong or am I misunderstanding? Thanks, Tim On 03/15/2017 10:56 PM, Tanu Kaskinen wrote: > On Wed, 2017-03-15 at 22:35 +0100, Timothy Hobbs wrote: >> I thought that was what it was. I was just confused by the use of "foo", >> which is usually used when prototyping something... Is it convention >> just for PA or is it a wider C convention? > I haven't seen it outside PulseAudio. >
