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Re: Network Programming Models
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Re: Network Programming Models


  • Subject: Re: Network Programming Models
  • From: Chris Silverberg <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Feb 2002 10:18:14 -0800
  • Organization: Aladdin Systems, Inc.

on 2/4/02 2:36 AM, Quinn at email@hidden wrote:

> As an alternative alternative, if your application is Mac OS X-only
> and CFRunLoop based (Carbon or Cocoa are), you can use CFNetwork. It
> delivers data to your application from a runloop event source, which
> means it runs cooperatively with respect to all the other events in
> your application.

I assume you are also (mostly?) referring to CFSocket which would probably
be more useful to most of us. Speaking of this approach, is there any
sample code available that would show CFRunLoop/CFSocket in action? Or
perhaps forthcoming sample code? :-)

thanks,
Chris


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