Doesn’t compile on Void x86_32 glibc. This will need to be investigated.
I just wanted to get rid of the errors while working on other issues.
Compile command:
ccache g++ -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra src/tools/hexnet.cpp -I./include -Lbin/lib -l:cli.so -l:libsockpp.so -o bin/tools/hexnet
The prefixes were part of a planned feature but since a connection is
either IPv4 or IPv6 but never both, it would have been completely useless
to specify which to use. Instead, only TCP and UDP will need to be specified.
Idk why I did that in the first place. Probably bc hpp looks stupid.
But having a + in a file name bugs me just as much. And other ppl as well.
So I changed it.
I renamed "unpositional arguments" to "options" and "positional arguments" to "arguments".
This is intended to make the code more readable and easier to type out.
Multithreading will be needed to simultaneously receive and send data.
The preparations include:
- move all the settings of the program into global scope
- add mutexes
- move the code that reads from the TCP socket into a dedicated function
This is the entire reason I build lib/cli in the first place:
Parsing arguments directly in a given program tends to get really messy,
not to mention all the different ways that arguments can be specified
and the redundant work required to do that on multiple programs.
Shwoomple