Thought it would be nice to give out a small libary which makes it easier for people to implement async-sockets in their servers. It is written in C# .NET 4. The key-thing about this socket is that it re-uses the buffers once the socket is closed. Therefore, we do not get any memory-fragmentation because of the byte array we use for the buffers.
Here ya go: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jellyfishfrwrk/
Have a nice weekend,
- Martin
I wrote my own I guess you could say buffer pool? It works great for that kind of shit, you'll run out of memory fast creating a new buffer for every connection =] yours might be easier for reuse thanks for the contribution dude
It's great that you're contributing to the retro community once again. Thanks for this, Martin - I'm definitely going to have a look at this.
Looks like I made a small mistake in it. Found it while stress-testing. New revision (r2) uploaded on Sourceforge :)
- Martin
Originally Posted by maritnmine
Martin needs a zoo to keep all of his animals in. Try getting a Tiger. I say we put the butterflies right next to the Phoenix (I know martin didn't make Phoenix). And the Phoenix's cage should have a Lemon tree. Let's get the Phoenix a mate to continue it's Bloodline.
Heh heh..
Anyways, appreciating the release. ;p Gonna use this to study moar C#.
WHERE WAS THIS BEFORE!!!
Sockets were never my strong point and I needed exactly this a while ago. Now if you release an email-to-the-past library I will send you my kidney. Thanks.
Disclaimer: This offer is only valid in the core of the sun.
Should of told me:
interlace - A networking focused C# framework and associated utilities. - Google Project Hosting
^ Reactor Pattern based sockets :P Unlike Martins these have been around, and are continuously developed. There's more stuff out there, it's just a bitch to look for, easier to find it for Java really.
I ended up using Nito Asynchronous Library in the end.
Hi,
i have just implemented this in my emulator... I'll let you know how it goes
Thank you
EDIT: Well done, works perfectly.
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