Author: John Ewart
Revision Date: 2009-12-18 16:00:24 UTC

Re-organized the packets into sub-classes of Packet, one sub-class per packet type, with per-packet-type parsing and extra attributes. Each sub-class uses the general Packet constructor to parse the common header data, and then parses the extended data itself. Wrote a few sample applications (found in 'apps'), and added a few more unit tests (some overlap there between the tests and the apps). Additional improvements include the addition of a 'Job' class that is now the only parameter passed to a callback function which contains references to the worker it came from and the job packet itself, along with some convenience attributes and data.

Author: Oxan van Leeuwen
Revision Date: 2010-09-01 19:57:09 UTC

Use incremental receiving. Socket.Receive doesn't guarant that it reads all bytes you specify, it just reads at least 1 byte. If the payload is big, we need to call Receive multiple times to read the whole payload.