I am developing a application in linux about TCP packets transmission. Here is a function I may design: sender(time,packet_size,frequency,file). Parameter time stands for "How long it takes to transmit packets in second"; packet_size: "size of packet in KB"; frequency: "How many packets per second"; file: "a file to be transmitted". I am wondering where can I find the function or option or struct etc to implement this time and frequency control? And for the packet transmission in TCP, should I use socket(AF_INET,SOCK_RAW,0) or socket(AF_PACKET,SOCK_RAW,0) or any other option? I am fresher in linux programming, thanks for helping!!!
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