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Maybe for your purposes, select does the deal, but, and here is my opinion, I think is better you use IOCP.
A little metaphor:
You could use a bazzuca to kill a fly, and also an elephant, but you can't kill an elephant with rolled paper.
That's only me, most people think different.
A little metaphor:
You could use a bazzuca to kill a fly, and also an elephant, but you can't kill an elephant with rolled paper.
That's only me, most people think different.
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Thanks, i wanna try to study IOCP. But i need some book or some link to learn about this tecnique. So Have you any link for those IOCP?
Thanks a lot, i begin to learn to use a Bazooka! :D
[Edited by - Tano_ITA on December 11, 2008 4:46:02 AM]
Thanks a lot, i begin to learn to use a Bazooka! :D
[Edited by - Tano_ITA on December 11, 2008 4:46:02 AM]
In codeproject, there are some articles about iocp, take a look here and here, and type iocp in the search box to find more.
I also recommend you to take a look in this article, and this article. And also some other articles about IOCP, google it, MSDN will help to.
And keep always coding, try, and try again, and you will make it, is not that hard as it sounds.
I also recommend you to take a look in this article, and this article. And also some other articles about IOCP, google it, MSDN will help to.
And keep always coding, try, and try again, and you will make it, is not that hard as it sounds.
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