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Hi,
The new release of the client class is now out.
The SetTimeout() Function now work well, but only for the received operations.
I've added a new function, named GetSocket(), that permit to use the socket outside of the class.
Have fun!

New version of both classes have been released. :)
This fix some little bugs.
Next release will add a full Win32 compatibility.

Hi,
this release add an important bugfix in the bind() function.

I've released the version 0.3.5 of both classes.
All is more stable now, I've corrected some errors in the Close() function of the server class.
Have fun,
Deather

Hi!
The two classes have been updated, a lots of little bugs have been corrected, a big error I done was corrected, and now I think the classes can be used more seriously.
I've also updated the documentation.
I hope you will enjoy yourself,
Deather

Hi,
I've corrected some errors in the code source, I also added a better support for the Win32 platforms, but the errors codes returned by systems calls (recv, send, accept, etc) aren't the same on Win32 and BSD compliants system, so the compilation fail.

The 0.3.2 version of both classes is out :)
I've corrected some bugs, added some error control, and corrected some error I done.
Enjoy

Client & Server classes can now use non-blockings sockets :-)

I think it's the first usable release.
I'm going to rewrite the documentation. ;)
Have fun

Now, the entire CSocketClient API reference is avaliable in the "Docs" section, with the CSocketServer. :-)

I've corrected some bugs and incoherences that I found when writing documentation.
The doc' will be uploaded this aftenoon.

Hi!
The new version of the CSocketClient class is now available to download! :-)
It implemants a lots of new feature, like error controlling, and other optimizations.
have fun!

A lot of new things!
I've finished to implement a relatively decent error controlling, I've optimized the code, and some other things without great importance.
I've also finished the API documentation.
You can found docs & archive on the sourceforge.net project page:
http://sf.net/projects/socketclass

Have fun!

This is the first public release of the two classes.
The CSocketServer need some code to be "equivalent" to the CSocketServer.
I Hope you will like programming with these classes. :-)
Deather