My Cox cable died last night, so i have no acces to the Internet from
home till Monday, i hope, could be longer.
I have 4.0.10 version with new binder, modified ns_socklisten from 4.1
and hacked UDP support.
All changes are transparent, webserver still works as usual, so we can
start with it.
Multiprotocol there is as small as possible, but i started separatting
Conn and Sock handling already,
being able to allocate Conn and submit data to it to be run by conn
thread is my goal. In this case,
all drivers can be developed easily without hacking the core, even from
Tcp Callback you can submit your
data to conn queue, just pass Driver which will handle the protocol.
The issue how i can get the sources from my home, not sure i have event
floppies, will have to use laptop as
transfer media:-)))
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 21:59, Stephen Deasey wrote:
The question was, do we start with 4.0 or 4.1?
On reflection, I think 4.0 would be best. Multiprotocol support is up
in the air anyway until Jim makes a move, and 4.1 has bugs with adp
etc. 4.0 will give us a stable codebase to start making changes.
Merging 4.1 later will be good practice... :-)
OK. This is the statement.
I think one idea would be to get one of yours versions in the
CVS since you did change (I believe) much more in the code
than I did. I can then apply, after getting some RFE's in
(for the better tracking and cocumentation) and clearing it with
you, some of the minor things I have sitting.
Maybe it would be also goog for you and Vlad to exchange tarballs
and look if there are any major collisions prior to commiting
the CVS.
Zoran
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