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Thanks so much. A "forker" isn't a requirement it's just that at the time I knew very little about ithreads. Lincoln's book is outdated in that respect but indispensable none the less. I really like your suggestion and I'm going to give it a try. Thanks again!

In reply to Re: Re: Design Advice: Reading data from a serial port and writing it to multiple sockets. by Anonymous Monk
in thread Design Advice: Reading data from a serial port and writing it to multiple sockets. by jmurphy

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