OmniNetworking

A few days ago, I posted about Cocoa socket programming libraries. After some trial and error, I've decided to go with OmniNetworking . It seems to be the most mature of the Cocoa socket libraries. It doesn't support asynchronous callbacks, but it's not too hard to just spawn a thread and do blocking I/O in that thread.

Also, since I'm going to be working on the first assignment for EECS 425 with my friend Jason , I decided to set up a CVS server on my Powerbook so we can easily collaborate. CVL made this fairly easy. Besides creating the CVS repository, all I had to do was create an account for Jason, enable SSH login, and make sure that the CVS repository was readable and writable by both of us. CVL as a CVS client is decent, but I've also heard that many people like to use Eclipse as a standalone CVS client, since its CVS support is so great.