C++ Networking as easy as it can be
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7Networking in C++ is famously difficult. By using the Boost TCP::Iostreams library, we are able to make it as simple as doing cin and cout, or writing to a file.
You still have to worry about deadlock, and have to make a protocol for talking between clients and servers, but at least the coding syntax is understandable by a first year programmer.
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