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In article <9601111635.aa01715@Mafalda.isoft.com.ar> diego@mafalda.ai.mit.EDU (Diego A. Balbi) writes:
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>Hi !
>     "Unix Network Programing" book of W. Richard Stevens
>     has been useful for me to understand tcp/ip usage in "C"
>     language and several net concepts ( I've used those "C" functions
>     in "C++" programs to build my own -little!- classes ).
>     
>     Good luck with the battle !
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Hi,
I was _just_ about to post a query about this. I am doing a project for
a C++ course. I am writing simple wrapper classes for socket and other related 
IP abstractions. I basically modeled classes based on their traditional 
networking counterparts, eg: in Socket class, I have a ref. count similar
to what the kernel keeps for a socket fd. But I was stumped when it came to a 
"fork". The kernel will handle copies of the socket fd. but what about my 
Socket object?! I can't think of any way to maintain conformity w/ the kernel
unless parent and child communicate in a way. 
Anybody out in netland dealt with this? Or should I tentatively assume that
concurrent servers are not easily possible with my object abstractions.
Any pointer GREATLY appreciated!!

-deep
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