Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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▼Neut
CCriticalSection	Is a mutex which can be queried via its lock mode. See isLocked()
CErrorNException	This exception class has an integer attribute for an error number in addition to the message.
CRepeatingThread	Base class for a thread that executes its work endlessly until aborted
▼Ntcp
CAbstractMessage	Base class for messages which can be sent, received and processed by the Tcp-classes.
CClient	A simple TCP client class, which should learn its know-how in the derived classes
CClientReceiver	Class that communicates with a Server via a SOCKET and delivers its receive result of type Message to its "owner", which must be a Client. You can use the method ClientReceiver::acceptMessage(AbstractMessage * pTcpMessage) to change the delivery to the "owner" in subclasses by overwriting the method.
CDataReceiver	Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result, a type derived from AbstractMessage, to their "owner". Since a message can be composed (it is a stream, which may be delivered in chunks), a buffer is created here, which contains data as long as the stream is not complete.
CMessage	Contains a data stream which can be sent and received by the Tcp classes
CReceiver	Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result to their parent object.
CReceiverTransmitter	Superclass for all Receiver and Transmitter, which communicate via a SOCKET.
▼CServer	A simple TCP server class, which should learn its know-how in the derived classes
CServerReceiverTransmitter	Tuple of socket Receiver and Transmitter for the Server.
CServerAcceptMessage	A special Tcp message, with which the ServerAcceptReceiver can register a new Client.
CServerAcceptReceiver	Accept-Receiver accepts new clients and registers them with its parent object (usually a Server or a subclass of it).
CServerMessage	Is a special Tcp message for the Server. The socket is included so that the server knows to whom it should send the data.
CServerReceiver	Class that communicates with a Client via a SOCKET and delivers its receive result of type ServerMessage to its "owner", which must be a Server. You can use the method ServerReceiver::acceptMessage(AbstractMessage * pTcpMessage) to change the delivery to the "owner" in subclasses by overwriting the method.
CTcpMain	Superclass for Client and Server, which 'learns' its know-how in the derived classes.
CTransmitter	A class that communicates with a Client or Server via a SOCKET and expects send data of type Message.
CMyTestClient	An example class for a simple client derived from Client
CMyTestServer	An example class for a simple server derived from Server