Rename sk_new() to avoid name collision with OpenSSL.

  char *password;				/* Password for MD5 authentication */

} sock;

sock *sk_new(pool *);			/* Allocate new socket */

sock *sock_new(pool *);			/* Allocate new socket */

#define sk_new(X) sock_new(X)		/* Wrapper to avoid name collision with OpenSSL */

int sk_open(sock *);			/* Open socket */

int sk_send(sock *, unsigned len);	/* Send data, <0=err, >0=ok, 0=sleep */

int sk_send_to(sock *, unsigned len, ip_addr to, unsigned port); /* sk_send to given destination */

 * This function creates a new socket resource. If you want to use it,

 * you need to fill in all the required fields of the structure and

 * call sk_open() to do the actual opening of the socket.

 *

 * The real function name is sock_new(), sk_new() is a macro wrapper

 * to avoid collision with OpenSSL.

 */

sock *

sk_new(pool *p)

sock_new(pool *p)

{

  sock *s = ralloc(p, &sk_class);

  s->pool = p;