'   (1) I have never used WS_SELECT (select), therefore I must warn that I do
'       not know if fd_set and timeval are properly defined.
'   (2) Alot of the functions are declared with "buf as any", when calling these
'       functions you may either pass strings, byte arrays or UDT's. For 32bit I
'       I recommend Byte arrays and the use of memcopy to copy the data back out
'   (3) The async functions (wsaAsync*) require the use of a message hook or
'       message window control to capture messages sent by the winsock stack. This
'       is not to be confused with a CallBack control, The only function that uses
'       callbacks is WSASetBlockingHook()
'   (4) Alot of "helper" functions are provided in the file for various things
'       before attempting to figure out how to call a function, look and see if
'       there is already a helper function for it.
'   (5) Data types (hostent etc) have kept there 16bit definitions, even under 32bit
'       windows due to the problem of them not working when redfined following the
'       suggested rules.