Pretty good job tonite I have to say. Only 3 hours of work and I got the UDP sockets working! Both client and server! I even added multicast support and I can now send SSDP packets back and forth and see them in the Intel Device Sniffer!
Ah What would I do without the Intel Tools!
After 5 hours of work and a little debugging, I have now clean objects to parse HTTP requests and responses. This is pretty neat!!
Another thing to check out is Typepad. I got a free account there for RHAPSODY testing and it’s damn cool!!
After a few hours of work (5), I finally got my architecture down with sockets and I can connect and listen to incoming sockets. I am not satified yet with my streams implementation. Trying to make code OO style in C with vtables is not clean. The benefit is not great as Adam puts it. I had a nice conversation with him on the phone (after we tried Skype!), trying to convince him that multiple inheritance in C++ sucks. He also really wants me to play his game!
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Started working on streams and sockets. It’s hard to do inheritance in C! Might have to rethink how I am going to design this SNDK…
Spent some time reading UPnP book on Intel UPnP SDK as well as Bluetooth SDP
Started working on SNDK, mainly creating header files and project files.
Wrote the first class SNDK_List in C (no template or C++ classes but still encapsulated)