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socket -server Server xxxx Behavior
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| Joe Simon 2004-08-30, 8:58 pm |
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I am VERY new to tcl (like I started playing with it this morning), so
please bear with me.
For a call to socket for a server like the following :
socket -server Server 21000
Create a new thread or process for the Server procedure ?
When I create multiple clients, I get the messages "puts $line" in order
for all of client one, and then client 2, etc. See the output below. If
I start all of the clients together, the first messages come out every 2
seconds (approx) and after the first client ends the subsequent clients'
messages spew out with no delays, which makes it appear to me that their
might be separate threads running but their IO is not interleaved.
Any Ideas ?
Thanks !
Joe Simon
Server code :
proc Server {channel clientaddr clientport } {
puts "Connection from $clientaddr port $clientport registered"
set line "test"
while { $line != "Done" } {
gets $channel line
puts $line
}
}
puts "Waiting For socket Connections"
socket -server Server 9902
vwait forever
Client Code :
set server localhost
set line "Test"
set count 0
set sockChan [socket $server 9902]
while { $line != "Done" && $count<10 } {
puts $sockChan "You Stink !! --> $count"
flush $sockChan
incr count
after 2000
}
puts $sockChan "Test"
puts $sockChan "Done"
close $sockChan
Output with multiple clients running is : (I expected the messages to be
interleaved).
Waiting For socket Connections
Connection from 127.0.0.1 port 1444 registered
You Stink !! --> 0
You Stink !! --> 1
You Stink !! --> 2
You Stink !! --> 3
You Stink !! --> 4
You Stink !! --> 5
You Stink !! --> 6
You Stink !! --> 7
You Stink !! --> 8
You Stink !! --> 9
Test
Done
Connection from 127.0.0.1 port 1445 registered
You Stink !! --> 0
You Stink !! --> 1
You Stink !! --> 2
You Stink !! --> 3
You Stink !! --> 4
You Stink !! --> 5
You Stink !! --> 6
You Stink !! --> 7
You Stink !! --> 8
You Stink !! --> 9
Test
Done
Connection from 127.0.0.1 port 1446 registered
You Stink !! --> 0
You Stink !! --> 1
You Stink !! --> 2
You Stink !! --> 3
You Stink !! --> 4
You Stink !! --> 5
You Stink !! --> 6
You Stink !! --> 7
You Stink !! --> 8
You Stink !! --> 9
Test
Done
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Joe Simon
Owego, NY
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| Michael Schlenker 2004-08-30, 8:58 pm |
| Joe Simon wrote:
> I am VERY new to tcl (like I started playing with it this morning), so
> please bear with me.
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> For a call to socket for a server like the following :
>
> socket -server Server 21000
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> Create a new thread or process for the Server procedure ?
No, Tcl has a nice feature called an "Event Loop" that is far better for
this kind of things in most situations.
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> When I create multiple clients, I get the messages "puts $line" in order
> for all of client one, and then client 2, etc. See the output below. If
> I start all of the clients together, the first messages come out every 2
> seconds (approx) and after the first client ends the subsequent clients'
> messages spew out with no delays, which makes it appear to me that their
> might be separate threads running but their IO is not interleaved.
Your code just does blocking I/O. You have to look up the documentation
for the commands "socket", "fconfigure", "fileevent" to create a really
responsive server.
Take a look at:
http://wiki.tcl.tk/9414
http://wiki.tcl.tk/8301
http://wiki.tcl.tk/fileevent
http://wiki.tcl.tk/socket
The code snippets in the first two links should point you in the right
direction.
Some pointers to the event loop:
http://wiki.tcl.tk/1527
http://wiki.tcl.tk/1526
Michael
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