One worker thread serves one client

The server starts a working thread when it comes to a client. A maximum of 64 worker threads can be opened.

Specific Code:

 once<winsock.h><stdio.h> comment(lib, "ws2_32.lib") MaxClient 64~MyTCPSocket( Bind(unsigned aPost, * Listen( aBacklog= Connect(unsigned aPost, * Send( **-&~MyTCPSocket(& ( i =; i < m_TotClient;++ (NULL !=&&= MAKEWORD(, = WSAStartup(wVersionRequested, & (iResult !=   = (INVALID_SOCKET == = *)&reuseaddr,  MyTCPSocket::Bind(unsigned aPost, * sockaddr_in server_addr;        server_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;             server_addr.sin_port = htons(aPost);         server_addr.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr(aAdress);     memset(server_addr.sin_zero, ,  (- == bind(m_Socket,( sockaddr *)&server_addr,  nRecvBuf =  * ;      (setsockopt(m_Socket,SOL_SOCKET,SO_RCVBUF,( *)&nRecvBuf,()) == -  MyTCPSocket::Connect( unsigned aPost, *=== (- == connect(m_Socket,( sockaddr *)&lsockaddr_in,   MyTCPSocket::Listen(  aBacklog (- ==   MyTCPSocket::Send(  * (- == send(m_Socket,aBuf,strlen(aBuf)+,        (- ==  ( lAddrLen =  (m_TotClient == MaxClient-&++m_TotClient] = accept(m_Socket, (sockaddr*)&m_SockClientaddrIn,&* lpPara = ->m_pMyTCPSocket = ->m_CurSocket =&= ::CreateThread(NULL, , WorkerFun,PVOID(lpPara), , & (NULL == * lpPara = (Para** lTCPSocket = lpPara-> (lpPara->m_CurSocket == ( lBuf[ lLength = = recv(lpPara->m_CurSocket,lBuf,(lBuf), (SOCKET_ERROR == lLength ||  ==->  lBegin =  lEnd =  (;lEnd < lLength;++ ( == lData[ lLen = lEnd-+lBegin,lLen+= lEnd+ (lEnd < lData[+lBegin,lEnd-=  

It indicates that the writing method is very simple and there must be a problem. I don't have much idea about the synchronization. I can check the test code in the previous article. Well, I will write it here today, Nima, the company was forced to write an application for the CAPTCHA software.