CocoaAsyncSocket

I'm working with an app that was developed with the CocoaAsyncSocket library, which uses <sys/

When I build the app with CocoaAsyncSocket in macCatalyst, there are issues. (building the app in

Actually, after some trial-and-error, I found that adding this call after binding seems to resolve

Hi, I am having an issue with the GCDAsync socket with using TCP. On the server end I am receiving

Hello, I'm new to mobile development. I'm currently taking the "Develop a React Native

Hello, I am using current xcode tool and running my app on device running ios 14.2 The APP is a UDP

When I use 255.255.255.255 i get "Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=13 "Permission denied

Hi Below are the Coverity issues that are raise on the GCDAsyncSocket.m class. Please have a look and

call: open func write(_ data: Data, withTimeout timeout: TimeInterval, tag: Int) timeout > 0

Hi, Set superclass as NSObject and all the stuff it's screaming about will be there by default. I

Good day, Have you found help with this issue? I am receiving the same error message. Thank you in

I can't send the whole project, because there are some internal things with closed source. But I

It looks like EasyLink is not using the GCD-based version of CocoaAsyncSocket, but the runloop

Robbie, are you the one that made the "Alarm Clock 2" I miss it all the others are way too

Are you sure that the port you try to bind to is already in use when you issue the bind? Also, maybe

Please provide code example and a detailed description of the issue that you are encountering? What

Thanks, you are correct. I don't know where I got socket:didConnectToAddress from. Seams like a

How can I Create TCP listener in swift by CocoaAsyncSocket?, Ay example for that?

Hello Mr. Hanson, This is great ! Thank you ! Best regards, Florin Am Freitag, 25. August 2017 20:40:

Hi, Sometimes in server just certain specific port is allowed， the CocoaAsyncSocket has no way to set

update xcode On Wed, May 24, 2017 at 12:55 AM, duong khang <duongkh...@gmail.com> wrote: I

I need to differentiate between a socket being closed with RST or FIN. In iOS I am able to do that if

Is there a way to access the data that has been read when a read operation times out? I have an issue

I found solution: I put let server = Socket() Out of ViewDidLoad: class ViewController:

I got that sorted, the issue was on the server side, thanks anyway On Tuesday, 10 January 2017 13:17:

I believe your cellular carrier controls DNS for cellular connections Joe On Dec 9, 2016, 01:35 -0500

No problem. Pushed a fix for you: https://github.com/robbiehanson/CocoaAsyncSocket/commit/

I'm trying to migrate a Linux/Android C app to macOS/iOS. I have this problem, this app uses

Hi Peter-Jan! It's so cool you have posted here as I am also having problems with async socket

Are you sure that the connection is setup correctly and that even the first request is being