Hi Alexander,
Your project looks very good. As for duplicating Harbour
stuff in another project I'd also vote to rather extend
the Harbour C level inet interface to something usable for
more generic usage (like yours). I can't comment on the
specific problems though, but you can most probably discuss
these with Przemek.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2008.01.23., at 13:00, Alexander S.Kresin wrote:
If you will duplicate HBINET cod in other project then such extension
will not work for you so I strongly suggest to invest time in
updating
Harbour API. If you present what you exactly need then I can help in
this job.
I'd prefer to not duplicate hbinet.c and make all necessary
modifications there, too. But I don't sure that all my changes will
be suitable for others.
I've made already all what I need now.
First of all - C level API. Appropriate functions are rewritten, so
the Harbour level functions ( HB_FUNC(...) ) are wrappers over
those C level functions. This is made, though, only for the basic
functions, which I need - connect, accept, send, receive, select.
Secondly, I've added functions to select from multiply sockets.
And, finally, and this is what, probably, will not be suitable for
others - I got rid of the HB_SOCKET_STRUCT and appropriate stuff, so
the sockets are directly passed as parameters and returned, assuming
that included in HB_SOCKET_STRUCT things may be moved to Harbour
level, if needed in specific application.
I did this to make the code less complicated, to simplify writing
additional functions - now, due to the hb_inetSocketFinalize() and
all related gc things I can't place new functions in other file
( see the hbinet.c thread ).
The project I'm working on is a db server with appropriate rdd as a
substitution for ADS. ADS is a perfect product, but it isn't free
and it is quite expensive. Besides, writing such a server specially
for Harbour will help to avoid some problems, which ADS has ( now to
solve them we need to invent different workarounds ). And, finally,
we can implement some new interesting stuff - as server-side harbour
level procedures, for example.
I've wrote basic part already, and few my applications works
perfectly with it ( including such a big as Personnel and Salary
accounting ).
Regards,
Alexander.
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