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libev Echo Client / Server | ||
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A collection of simple examples for libev. | ||
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Please fork and contribute. | ||
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Usage | ||
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The working examples so far consist of `Unix Socket` **echo server** *and* **echo client**. | ||
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unix socket | ||
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I'm awaiting confirmation from veterans on the **libev mailing list** that this is done, in fact, *the right way*(TM). | ||
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These should be very easily adaptable with some very very simple cut/paste action to produce a TCP example echo server. | ||
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You should be able to make them and then type on the console and see that the data does go back and forth. | ||
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make unix-echo-server unix-echo-client | ||
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In terminal A: | ||
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./unix-echo-server | ||
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Then type away in terminal B: | ||
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./unix-echo-client | ||
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Note: Opening the client and server in reverse order won't work. | ||
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For testing and for reference, compatible servers written for `Node.JS` are provided. | ||
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udp socket | ||
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If I understand it correctly, it may be that This example is not actually taking | ||
advantage of any of the features of libev. | ||
I grabbed it from the mailing list and I think it just wraps blocking code in libev. | ||
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* `make`the `udp-echo` binary | ||
* start the `udp-echo` server in one terminal | ||
* test that you can see the open port `3333` in another | ||
* test that you see when `udp.js` connets by the message in the first terminal | ||
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Expected procedure and results: | ||
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$ make udp-echo && ./udp-echo | ||
cc -Wall -Werror -lev -o udp-echo udp-echo.c | ||
udp_echo server started... | ||
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$ netstat -lau | grep 3333 | ||
udp 0 0 *:3333 *:* | ||
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$ node udp.js | ||
# this show up on the server window | ||
udp socket has become readable | ||
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Installing libev | ||
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sudo apt-get install libev libev-dev | ||
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# Moved | ||
### [libev-examples](https://git.daplie.com/coolaj86/libev-examples) is now at [git.daplie.com/coolaj86/libev-examples](https://git.daplie.com/coolaj86/libev-examples) |