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Scalability Notes
I/O Concept - Blocking/Non-Blocking VS Sync/Async
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I/O Concept - Blocking/Non-Blocking VS Sync/Async These concepts are discussed in the context of WinSock, but the basic ideas can be applied to other I/O types and also on other OS, such as Linux/Unix world as well. I - Blocking V.S. Non-Blocking...
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Winsock I/O Model - Part II : Implementation
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Winsock I/O Model - Part II : Implementation In the previous post[6] , I summarized several scalable network I/O models in theory. In this article, I will give concrete code to show how to use each model to build a scalable network server...
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Winsock I/O Model - Part I : Concept
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over 3 years ago
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Winsock I/O Model - Part I : Concept The basic steps to do windows socket programming are simple and straightforward: Server Side Initialize Winsock. Create a socket. Bind the socket. Listen on the socket for a client. Accept a connection from...
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Inside Scalable I/O Model - In Sync & Async Way
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Inside Scalable I/O Model - In Sync & Async Way The so called " I/O Model " describes how you write code to accomplish I/O tasks, such as connecting to a server, writing data to disk, receiving data from network etc. Programmatically...
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