Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Is it feasible to use lnet for a simple TCP daemon on Linux, i.e. wait
for a connection on a predefined port, read as much data as is
available, repeat? And if so, what does the SerSock parameter to
Accept() represent?
I'd normally use a thread for this, but I've already got lnet's telnet
client running in the program so would rather stick to the same
library if possible.
Mark,
I have done that before.
Basically, in Lnet, if you have more than 1 LTcp object, you must create
your own TEventer and override its CallAction method.
Then assume your Ltcp object is myLTCP
myLTCP.Eventer := TMyEventer.Create;
In my thread.execute
repeat
myLTCP.Eventer.CallAction
until terminated;
if you have just one ltcp then just
repeat
myLtcp.CallAction
until terminated
I don't know about SerSock. Never used it and seemed have no need for it.
Dennis
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