Help!
The example in MSDN is confusing...
And I lost in Google...
(>_<")
Anybody know good socket tutorial (a simple one) in .NET?
There is something called backlog in the parameters, what it is by the way?
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Help!
The example in MSDN is confusing...
And I lost in Google...
(>_<")
Anybody know good socket tutorial (a simple one) in .NET?
There is something called backlog in the parameters, what it is by the way?
Last edited by audinue; 08-02-2008 at 08:12 PM.
C# Sockets Tutorials
MSDN - Socket.Listen method:
See section 4.14 here for a good explanation of the backlog parameter.Originally Posted by MSDN
Thank you, rags_to_riches.
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/3918/3/Nice one
backlog,... Why they don't use maxConnection term instead?
I think I'll switch to .NET technology from native C, even they are slower (T_T")
They provide a LOT of API that easy to use (people say).
I just wondering why C# / C++ syntax become complex?
Something like Delegate, why they don't use virtual functions instead?
It makes our code looks ugly after all... *sob* we need to explain more to our friend for that.
Mmm because a delegate is in no way related to a virtual function? Delegates are type-safe function pointers pretty much.
Instead of delegates you can try lambda functions. You can declare a delegate like a function and assign that to the eventlistener that handles it, or do it inline, or use a lambda.
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