[ENet-discuss] ENet doesn't do servers?

[Shawn Yarbrough]

> udp itself 
is not connection oriented. Therefore no accept is used.

Right.  Thanks.  Now I remember that about UDP.  (Told you I was missing something.)

I fixed my test program too, I believe.  My client was exiting after the successful connection event.  Because the test was "over".  This was causing the server to not report the connection event at all.  ENet probably should have reported a successful connection event followed by a disconnection event, but that's a minor complaint.

When I finish cleaning up my client and server test programs, can I submit them for inclusion in ENet as sample code?  To help people get up and running with less confusion.

--Shawn


----- Original Message ----
From: Marc Rochel <marc.rochel at udicom.de>
To: Discussion of the ENet library <enet-discuss at cubik.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 9:45:37 PM
Subject: Re: [ENet-discuss] ENet doesn't do servers?




 
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Shawn,

 

enet builds on top of udp. udp itself 
is not connection oriented. Therefore no accept is used. The logical connections 
are managed by enet itself.

 

If you use tcp, you need to call 
accept at some point.

 

Marc







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