ACE Programmer's Guide: Practical Design Patterns for Network and System Programming (Includes Disc)

Author: Johnson et al. (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is written by several core developers of ACE, providing a quick and direct explanation of how to make the most of ACE. Starting with an introduction to ACE, it progresses step-by-step, thoroughly discussing ACE's IPC facilities, process and thread management, as well as advanced topics such as shared memory, the ACEStreams framework, the ACEServiceConfigurator framework, timer management classes, the ACENamingService, and more. Throughout the book, the authors provide numerous source code examples and a comprehensive ACE application example to demonstrate how to apply various key patterns and design principles to successfully develop object-oriented networked software. By studying this book, you will be able to better design and implement performance-driven, market-unavailable networked software, allowing you to stay ahead in the competition.