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#Multithreading in receiving messages
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little edge
Someone please help
crimson hearth
Just iterate over the vector, no need for a switch.
Alternatively use an std::map to find the right entry easier.
polar yarrow
Each chat in the messenger (in my specific case) is an std::vector object of a class
What?
Each chat is astd::vector<T>? What isT? Why isn't the entire thing just oneChatinstance?
little edge
> Each chat in the messenger (in my specific case) is an std::vector object of a...
It blockchains messages (abstract from all the presumptions that come with that. It's nothing to do with cryptocurrencies and agreed-upon state. The only requirement for a blockchain is chaining hashes that include the previous block'hash in their formula,and in my case is simply as proof of work), and each chat is it's own blockchain
trail plinth
no one really gives a shit about your application... you're not likely to get much help by ranting about block chains or whatever the hell a messenger/chat is. try to keep it about data/algorythms, hashes, containers, c++ etc.