Standard Server Client Library
- CentOS 7.3
- Linux Kernel 3.10.0
- glibc 2.17
- g++ 4.8.5
- cmake >=2.8
Run following command to build the library.
$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
- Generated files
File | Content |
---|---|
stdsc/libstdsc.so | stdsc library |
examples/add_server/client/demo_client | client of example app |
examples/add_server/client/demo_server | server of example app |
- Run following command to build the documentation.
$ cd doc && doxygen
- see
doc/html/index.html
Example app (add server) consists of two processes: Server, Client. These processes communicate as shown in the following figure.
- Behavior
- Client sends valueA (=10) to server. (Fig: (1))
- Client sends valueB (=20) to server. (Fig: (2))
- Client sends compute request to server. (Fig: (3))
- Client sends result request to server, then receives the result (=30). (Fig: (5), (5'))
- Usage
Usage ./client
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Behavior
- Server receives valueA (=10) from client. (Fig: (1))
- Server receives valueB (=20) from client. (Fig: (2))
- Server receives compute request from client, then adds valueA and B. (Fig: (4))
- Server receives result request from client, then return the result (=30). (Fig: (5), (5'))
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Usage
Usage ./server
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State Transition Diagram
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