Re: difference between windows socket and Csocket Class
- From: "Chris Becke" <chris.becke@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 10:44:47 +0200
"Muhammad Azeem Azam" <MuhammadAzeemAzam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:03919BE2-EBD2-4513-BFF7-356197ED2CC8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
what is the difference between windows socket and Csocket Class regarding
functions.
does CSocket class is inherited from windowsockets.
is the implementation of windows socket and Csocket Class is different?
A CSocket - like all of MFC, is a relativly simple wrapper wround a windows
socket. When your code creates a CSocket, it in turn, creates a windows
socket, but you get a c++ type interface to deal with it. Which has its
plusses if youre obsessed with everything looking like an object. Or
minuses, if you try to do anything with the socket that the CSocket
implementors didn't think of.
.
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