Sorry for the typo: I do NOT understand it completely.
Thanks for the feedback! Well, for me I am a Java enterprise
developer working with Java on Unix, but, I have worked with
.NET in the past giving me a tiny portion of mercy to those
that enjoys Visual Studio :) Its actually a blazing fast IDE.
Enough digression.
The last days I have completely rewritten the library, and have
also added a build script (you can just rename it from
"simpleserver.sh" to "simpleserver.bat" and it will work.
However, there are two things about this library that I am
currently working on:
1. Windows support is lacking because I use a thread pool with
imports for posix (unix systems) and I'm not extremely good at
D yet.
2. For some reason I left an implementation of
AbstractClientCommandHamdler in the quickserver library but it
was intentional that this should reside in the simpleserver.d
file, completely closing the library and making it possible to
create a server without modifying the library at all.
3. I am wondering if I should export the threadpool into its
own library so not to clutter up the quickserver.d file with
Windows/Posix compability code. At the moment the server itslf
is system independent.
So the answer is: yes I'll try to look at windows support, but
if someone wants to help me I'll gladly say yes.
I completed todo 2 and 3. Now lets hope someone wants to
contribute cross compability code on todo 1. It should be fairly
easy since the threadpool now resides in its own module file.
