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QuestionSocket Class to use with MFC [modified] Pin
SPowers31-May-06 9:48
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I currently have a MFC application in which I've already implemented CAsyncSocket as my socket class. I think this might have been a bad idea because it seems like onReceive messages are getting bogged down by general UI messages and it isnt running as fast as it should.

Is there another socket class that I could use to solve this problem?

I've considered moving my current socket to another thread so it would have its own message map but this would prove to be extremely difficult and would require a lot of rewriting of the appliction (which is something that I would like to avoid).

Would an Event based socket work better (WSAEventSelect)?


I should also say that the GUI and Socket are extremely intertwined. IE... a button click basically just sends a packet to my server and as I accept a packet I simply display it on the screen. This is why moving it to another thread would prove difficult.

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