class broadcast_target

capturing thread must dump data to TCP sockets - usually to nearests push servers, from where it will be pushed by UDP to clients

Public Methods

broadcast_target( int _push_serv_id, const Sockaddr &control, const Sockaddr &broadcast )

do not connect immediately

~broadcast_target()

bool compare_addr( const Sockaddr &a ) const

bool compare( const broadcast_target &target ) const

int get_push_serv_id() const

void connect()

void send( const char *data, unsigned size, const std::string &text, const Timeval &now )

Send to TCP stream the ready-to-resend by UDP "packet"

std::string describe_itself() const

get the channel description when needed for debug reasons

Private Fields

Sockaddr broadcast_addr

Sockaddr control_addr

SOCKET broadcast_sock

SOCKET control_sock

unsigned sequence

int push_serv_id

Sockaddr broadcast_addr

Sockaddr control_addr

SOCKET broadcast_sock

SOCKET control_sock

unsigned sequence

int push_serv_id

broadcast_target( int _push_serv_id, const Sockaddr &control, const Sockaddr &broadcast )

do not connect immediately

~broadcast_target()

bool compare_addr( const Sockaddr &a ) const

bool compare( const broadcast_target &target ) const

int get_push_serv_id() const

void connect()

void send( const char *data, unsigned size, const std::string &text, const Timeval &now )

Send to TCP stream the ready-to-resend by UDP "packet". Text may be incorporated as well. Defragment to not exceed maxPacketSize. Of course text is attached only to the first packet. raise exception if failed

std::string describe_itself() const

get the channel description when needed for debug reasons

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