I know this is rather an "after the battle" thingy, but I face now a quite urgent problem related to using the PowerPlant Network Classes.
The program I maintain must be still compatible with OS as old as Mac OS 8, and I cannot afford to redesign completely the http accesses interface, so I still count heavily on sub-classes I wrote on top of the PowerPlant Internet Classes, themselves relying on the PowerPlant Networking Classes.
I managed to be able to build everything in XCode to produce Universal binaries as well, but with Leopard, the OpenTransport API's are quite unstable - I know, it's wrong to still use them, but as I said, I cannot afford redoing everything from scratch, so I am trying to smoothly upgrade my design when I succeed being allowed to spend time on that - .
I read back that some people talked about what I may call a LBSDSocketTCPEndPoint implementation of the LTCPEndPoint class, an implementation of it directly above the native BSD socket or CFSocket. Has someone already done such a port ? (it is quite a long time I did not go so "deeply" into the programming :) ). If yes, is it available somewhere ?
