Re: Lua Socket

[Duck <duck@...>]

> still, for most projects, i'm more and more turning to DJ. Bernstein's 
> tools (like PA mentioned).

If you want something slightly simpler (and/or if you have, errr, issues 
with Professor Bernstein's, hmmmm, personality? licensing? pedagogical 
style? sense of self-importance?) you might also consider this handy 
utility (Linux/UNIX only, because it fork()s), called "onenetd", because 
it's like "inetd" but for one port, one process at a time:

http://offog.org/code/onenetd.html

Of course, using this sort of "socketising" tool has some disadvantages, 
namely that your software becomes unportable, and that your software 
becomes a traditional, old-school non-preforking server, giving the worst 
possible performance under load.