public static void Main(string[] args)
{
//get settings
S = new Settings();
//The IP address can either be IPv4 or IPv6
S.IP = INI.getSetting(Config, "NET", "IP");
//The port must be in the range of ushort
S.Port = INI.getInt(Config, "NET", "Port", 0);
//The block size for clients. If you expect a high number of clients
//reduce this number.
S.BlockSize = INI.getInt(Config, "NET", "BlockSize", 0);
//The serial port of OneRNG
S.SerialPort = INI.getSetting(Config, "SerialPort", "PortName");
S.ApplyDefaults();
//init RNG
Console.Write("Starting RNG...");
R = new RNG(S.SerialPort);
R.SetMode(RNG.RngModes.AvalancheWithWhitener);
R.Start();
Console.WriteLine("OK");
//init server
Console.Write("Starting TCP Server...");
KeepLoop = true;
TcpServer Srv = new TcpServer(S.IP, S.Port);
//Bind to the Srv.NewConnection event here if you wish.
Srv.NewUser += new NewUserHandler(Srv_NewUser);
Srv.Start();
Console.WriteLine("OK, Server started on {0}:{1}", S.IP, S.Port);
//Waits for quit command (you can also press Ctrl+C for a less graceful shutdown)
while (Console.ReadLine().ToLower() != "quit")
{
;
}
//end all user threads gracefully
KeepLoop = false;
//exit server and RNG
R.Dispose();
Srv.Dispose();
//save current settings, if we implement a more advanced CLI it might become handy
INI.Save(Config, "NET", "IP", S.IP, false);
INI.Save(Config, "NET", "Port", S.Port.ToString(), false);
INI.Save(Config, "NET", "BlockSize", S.BlockSize.ToString(), false);
INI.Save(Config, "SerialPort", "PortName", S.SerialPort, false);
Console.WriteLine("Server closed");
}
