Davidson Francis
Davidson Francis
Hello @domsson, I don't know if an 'all-in-one' function is ideal for this case... I wanted to leave some things apart like: listening, accepting a connection, receiving frames, and leave...
Hi @syuez, Valgrind is a really great mechanism for hunting leaks, I use it in all my projects, wsServer included. Unfortunately so far wsServer has no mechanism to 'gracefully shut...
I'm glad it worked there, I hope there are no leaks =) Please keep this issue open as I plan to work on this feature at some point...
Hello @arshidkv12, > Thank you for your good library. You're welcome, glad you liked it. > think it is more helpful if you add a select function internally. Me too...
Hi @terziev-viktor, thanks for the PR. This PR is clearly related to the issue #48. In the issue, it is discussed whether to support a user-defined pointer and the best...
Hi @lgg2, Yes, in fact it would be a very interesting feature, and it's something I also wanted to add to wsServer. I would like to ask how do you...
> Hello! > > * **a)** I suspected that might be the case, but would need help on that as I've done exactly zero windows development. Probably should have mentioned...
> Just a quick note:I haven't forgotten about this PR, summer is a crunch time for me and I haven't been able to spend a lot of time in front...
> Do I see it correctly that even utf8ncpy works with bytes (code units), too, instead of codepoints? That'd be a showstopper for me, unfortunately. For me too. I recently...
Hi @grm1209, Yes, you are correct that the structure pointer is passed to '`ws_accept_params`' but the '`ws_server`' structure is indeed [copied into memory](https://github.com/Theldus/wsServer/blob/2169643d7d47869098f58d372bd0fcf8ec8d1eaf/src/ws.c#L1690) as soon as the thread handling the...