Frank Pagliughi

I started this for Linux and hadn't even looked to see if there was a portable API for Windows or if I would need to fake it. I will look...

This is coming along, but the implementation seems to require a bit too much ugly boilerplate. Doing an output for a payload, header, and footer (as strings) looks something like...

If you did this, then a ^C wouldn't be able to get you out of the application, right? Nor a SIGTERM from an orderly shutdown. Or the Linux _timeout_ command...

Yeah. Maybe if you don't catch SIGINT/SIGTERM they still terminate? Can't remember; would need to run a test. But then the decision would be... _should_ we handle this in the...

So... I was going to give the speech about how this library is intended to be mostly low-level and efficient... nearly as efficient as the C API in aggregate... and...

This library doesn't let you do anything more than what you can do with the standard C socket API. It just wraps it in C++ and makes it a little...

Although that might be cool, I think it's way beyond the scope of this library. This lib is meant to be portable across the the main O/S's: *nix, Windows, and...

Apologies, I'm not much of a Windows user, but I noticed two things when I was doing some tests with Windows: 1. I had the best success when I specified...

Oh, I think there's a fix for that in the `develop` branch from PR #44, originally reported in Iuuse #42.

Apologies, I'm not much of a Windows user. But this does kinda sound like what happens with MSVS if you build a library for a 32-bit target and then try...