March 2007
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Hmm, is this really a good fix?
Back in July Joe Duffy wrote an interesting piece on the CLR thread pool. I commented on it then, here. He’s now written another piece about why they increased the maximum number of threads in “the thread pool” from 25/cpu … -
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Yay .Net sockets stuff...
Nice to see that the new beta, sorry, CTP, of the next .Net Framework will increase the performance of .Net sockets by 70%! Way to go .Net dudes…. Interesting to see that it’s a joint effort between the System.Net people (who, … -
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Bug in my debugger code, and hence also in TickShifter
Back in April 2006 I posted a copy of TickShifter, see here for details. It seems that there was a bug in my Win32 debugger code on which TickShifter is built. The bug was that we failed to “forget about” dlls that were … -
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UDP Multicast
The Server Framework now includes UDP multicast. There are a couple of new examples; a server that joins a multicast group and a client that sends to a multicast group. -
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So, what's the difference between the free code and the licensed version?
People often ask me what the difference is between the free code that’s available on this website and the licensed version; this is what I reply… Please note that the most up to date information on the licensed version of our … -
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Socket Server that hosts the CLR
My investigations into CLR hosting are going well and today I built an echo sever based on The Server Framework and my CLR Hosting helper library. The idea is that the server can deal with the network IO and then hand off the ‘real … -
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Echoes from the CLR
The work on the CLR hosting socket server example is going pretty well. I now have a server that can pass server notifications to managed code that either runs in an AppDomain per connection or within a single AppDomain (depending on how … -
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Taking my own advice
I’m in the middle of making some changes to The Server Framework, working through my list of things to do whilst I get my head around my next project; some LSP development… The current change is one that I advised others of …