Re: Multithread safety

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>
> See my previous reply. I'd start with writing small clients and servers
> using plain APIs. Then use other people libraries. Only when you know how
to
> use them and get a feel of what you don't like in them you should try to
> write a library of your own.
>

You were of great help,
Thank you very much !

Mike


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