5.4 Presented: HP-Socket v5.3.1 supports Android NDK

HP-Socket provides the following components, please refer to " HP-Socket Network Communication Framework Development Guide " for details:

Server: Based on the IOCP/EPOLL communication model, combined with buffer pools, private heaps and other technologies to achieve efficient memory management, it supports ultra-large-scale and high-concurrency communication scenarios.
Agent: The Agent component is essentially a Multi-Client component, which adopts the same technical architecture as the Server component. An Agent component object can simultaneously establish and efficiently handle large-scale socket connections.
Client: Based on the Event Select / POLL communication model, each component object creates a communication thread and manages a Socket connection, which is suitable for small-scale client scenarios.

v5.3.1 Update

1. Linux version update

Android NDK support: All component source code can be compiled with Android NDK and run on Android platform
Added _ICONV_DISABLED precompiled macro to disable iconv library function
Added _ZLIB_DISABLED precompiled macro to disable zlib library functionality
If you want to remove the SSL or HTTP components, you can define _SSL_DISABLED or _HTTP_DISABLED macros and reprogram

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2. Windows version update

3. Other updates

v5.2.1 update

1. Release package adjustment

Version number revisions: Windows and Linux distributions use uniform version numbers
The release file no longer distinguishes between non-SSL DLLs and SSL DLLs, and is unified into HPSocket DLL and HPSocket4C DLL
Publish files include SSL and HTTP components by default
If you want to remove the SSL or HTTP components, you can define _SSL_DISABLED or _HTTP_DISABLED macros and reprogram

2. New Linux SSL component

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3. New Linux HTTP components

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4. New Linux Demo