June 2007
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x64 Socket Server framework
My new development box arrived last week. It’s a bit of a monster, dual processor (Intel Xeon E5320 quad core, 1.86 GHz), 8GB ram, and it runs 64bit Vista very nicely indeed. Since it’s an x64 box I have started work on porting … -
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Performance counter installation on Vista
I’ve been aware that there was a ’need to run as Administrator’ issue with some of my server examples for a while; only the ones that installed/removed performance counter dlls or installed/removed themselves as Windows … -
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IPv6 support - in anger...
Whilst The Server Framework has supported IPv6 for a while now I haven’t really used the functionality a great deal. My previous development box didn’t have IPv6 installed and so I never really got around to playing with it. … -
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x64 port - a diversion
The x64 port of The Server Framework is going well. I’ve run the tests for the OpenSSL servers and things are looking good there; this is always an important stage to get to for me as these servers and their tests really thrash the … -
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Pluggable log systems
In the past I’ve mentioned my lack of enthusiasm for the normal ‘debug trace’ files that some systems seem to include… I pretty much consider them a design smell… But, some of my clients seem to like them and … -
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Reliable UDP
I’ve been doing some work for a client on their reliable UDP implementation. It’s been interesting stuff. They had picked out a ‘best of breed’ open source, reliable UDP protocol implementation (ENet) which was in …
