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发布于 2024-09-03 02:20:17 字数 260 浏览 8 评论 0原文

我一直在寻找一个像样的 C# 网络库。它将与 XNA 3.1 和 .NET Framework 3.5 一起使用。多人游戏风格将是服务器和客户端。目前，我一直在研究 Lidgren 图书馆网络，但它似乎已经过时了。

任何人都对好的网络图书馆有一些好的建议。它应该能够轻松地同时处理 30 多个客户端连接。

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若水微香 2024-09-10 02:20:17

尽管没有什么可以阻止您自己编写所有低级网络代码，但使用库绝对是节省大量时间和压力的好方法，然后您可以更好地将这些时间用于改进自己的应用程序。

此处尚未提及的库是 networkComms.net。它具有大量复杂的功能（例如序列化、压缩和加密），但考虑到您具体提到的连接数量，它能够以 1Gbps+ 的传输速率处理 1000 多个连接。有一篇简单的文章介绍如何创建快速客户端服务器应用程序< /a> 但简而言之，您可以按如下方式发送和接收。

发送：

//This is the simplest way to send with more advanced options also available
//Parameters are message type, IP address, port and the object to send
NetworkComms.SendObject("Message", "127.0.0.1", 10000, "Networking in one line!")

接收：

//We need to define what happens when packets are received.
//To do this we add an incoming packet handler for 
//a 'Message' packet type. 
//
//This handler will automatically convert the incoming raw bytes into a string 
//(this is what the <string> bit does) and then write that string to the 
//local console window.
NetworkComms.AppendGlobalIncomingPacketHandler<string>("Message", (packetHeader, connection, incomingString) => { Console.WriteLine("\n  ... Incoming message from " + connection.ToString() + " saying '" + incomingString + "'."); });

//Start listening for incoming 'TCP' connections. The true 
//parameter means try to use the default port and if that 
//fails just choose a random port.
//See also UDPConnection.StartListening()
TCPConnection.StartListening(true);

免责声明：我是这个库的开发人员之一。

Although there is nothing stopping you from writing all of the low level networking code yourself, using a library is definitely a great way to save loads of time and stress, time which you can then better spend improving your own application.

A library not already mentioned here is networkComms.net. It has a plethora of sophisticated features (such as serialisation, compression and encryption) but given you mention number of connections specifically it is capable of handling 1000+ connections with transfer rates of 1Gbps+. There is a simple article on how to create a quick client server application but in brief you could send and receive as follows.

To send:

//This is the simplest way to send with more advanced options also available
//Parameters are message type, IP address, port and the object to send
NetworkComms.SendObject("Message", "127.0.0.1", 10000, "Networking in one line!")

To receive:

//We need to define what happens when packets are received.
//To do this we add an incoming packet handler for 
//a 'Message' packet type. 
//
//This handler will automatically convert the incoming raw bytes into a string 
//(this is what the <string> bit does) and then write that string to the 
//local console window.
NetworkComms.AppendGlobalIncomingPacketHandler<string>("Message", (packetHeader, connection, incomingString) => { Console.WriteLine("\n  ... Incoming message from " + connection.ToString() + " saying '" + incomingString + "'."); });

//Start listening for incoming 'TCP' connections. The true 
//parameter means try to use the default port and if that 
//fails just choose a random port.
//See also UDPConnection.StartListening()
TCPConnection.StartListening(true);

Disclaimer: I'm one of the developers for this library.

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