FROM : Wade Tregaskis
DATE : Sat May 10 20:59:25 2008
> btlsocket <http://code.google.com/p/btlsocket/> is a new open-source
> Cocoa framework that provides a high-level API for TCP and UDP
> sockets. On first glance it looks quite nice, definitely a step up
> compared to using NSStreams directly (a la the CocoaEcho sample.)
> But it's so new that I can't find anything about it other than the
> actual project page and source code.
>
> Has anyone used this yet? Does it seem solid?
I haven't used it directly, but I did notice when looking at it that
it seems to rely on you polling it... that's terrible, given you can
setup a socket as a runloop source very easily and it operates very
efficiently. It seems to me that this API requires you to do a lot
more work. :/
Wade
DATE : Sat May 10 20:59:25 2008
> btlsocket <http://code.google.com/p/btlsocket/> is a new open-source
> Cocoa framework that provides a high-level API for TCP and UDP
> sockets. On first glance it looks quite nice, definitely a step up
> compared to using NSStreams directly (a la the CocoaEcho sample.)
> But it's so new that I can't find anything about it other than the
> actual project page and source code.
>
> Has anyone used this yet? Does it seem solid?
I haven't used it directly, but I did notice when looking at it that
it seems to rely on you polling it... that's terrible, given you can
setup a socket as a runloop source very easily and it operates very
efficiently. It seems to me that this API requires you to do a lot
more work. :/
Wade
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Jens Alfke | May 10, 20:23 | |
| Wade Tregaskis | May 10, 20:59 | |
| Jens Alfke | May 10, 21:11 | |
| Robert Claeson | May 10, 21:18 | |
| Michael Gardner | May 10, 21:35 | |
| Ricky Sharp | May 11, 00:24 |






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