Search Results

Not sure what your attachment is, but I know many WILL NOT open an attachment to look at a problem.
1) Lots of extra steps
2) Security issues

Yes, a master thread could pull packets from the socket and put them on one of N queues in rotation, for N threads to process. All N threads can access the same structured container, and can exploit...

Threads are not precisely a 'go faster' setting for your computer. You may be able to hand data off to a thread, but if the thread cannot keep up -- then what? You need to think of a strategy, not...

Yes, but off to a bad start, never use a dynamic command like printf() in a tight loop when fputs() is what you want. Man Page for fputs (all Section 3) - The UNIX and Linux Forums...

All the code you snipped out, all your processing code, is probably important to how well your processing code performs!

Setting up a thread or forking a subprocess to handle this may help...