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In my c++ wrapper for the socket API I use the send and recv functions as they have (nearly) the same signature. Linux offers a MSG_MORE flag which obtains that a message is not send till all partial messages are sent. Does windows offer the same?
MSDN docu tell me there are just two flags and no MSG_MORE. But I cant believe it.
WSASend()andWSARecv(), the winsock equivalents ofsend()andreceive(), have aMSG_PARTIALflag which does the same thing. In general the winsock functions have more functionality than socket API on Windows.