ngtcp2_conn_server_new
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Synopsis
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*#include <ngtcp2/ngtcp2.h>*

.. function:: int ngtcp2_conn_server_new( ngtcp2_conn **pconn, const ngtcp2_cid *dcid, const ngtcp2_cid *scid, const ngtcp2_path *path, uint32_t client_chosen_version, const ngtcp2_callbacks *callbacks, const ngtcp2_settings *settings, const ngtcp2_transport_params *params, const ngtcp2_mem *mem, void *user_data)

    
    `ngtcp2_conn_server_new` creates new :type:`ngtcp2_conn`, and
    initializes it as server.  On success, it stores the pointer to the
    newly allocated object in *\*pconn*.  *dcid* is a Destination
    Connection ID, and is usually the Connection ID that appears in
    client Initial packet as Source Connection ID.  *scid* is a Source
    Connection ID chosen by server.  *path* is the network path where
    this QUIC connection is being established, and must not be
    ``NULL``.  *client_chosen_version* is a QUIC version that a client
    chooses.  *callbacks*, *settings*, and *params* must not be
    ``NULL``, and the function makes a copy of each of them.  *params*
    is a local QUIC transport parameters, and sent to a remote endpoint
    during handshake.  *user_data* is the arbitrary pointer which is
    passed to the user-defined callback functions.  If *mem* is
    ``NULL``, the memory allocator returned by `ngtcp2_mem_default()`
    is used.
    
    Call `ngtcp2_conn_del` to free memory allocated for *\*pconn*.
    
    This function returns 0 if it succeeds, or one of the following
    negative error codes:
    
    :macro:`NGTCP2_ERR_NOMEM`
        Out of memory.