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  1. Qt
  2. QTBUG-7274 Native Symbian implementation of the QNativeSocketEngine / QAbstractSocketEngine
  3. QTBUG-16441

Symbian: Move QLocalSocket code away from OpenC/PIPS

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    • Sub-task
    • Resolution: Done
    • P2: Important
    • 4.8.0
    • Network: Sockets
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    • Symbian

    • 2ff5c6adbca65405d0a760173e5128b98d5d4a40

    Description

      QLocalSocket on Symbian is right now using OpenC which internally uses RPipe.
      RPipe is implemented as a device driver that ships with OpenC.
      We want to improve QLocalSocket to kick out some overhead.

      We have multiple possibilities:

      • Move QLocalSocket implementation to RPipe.
      • Move QLocalSocket implementation to TCP
        • we already have a TCP implementation for local sockets
      • Move QLocalSocket implementation to RMsgQueue
        • But RMsgQueue is a datagram paradigm, we want stream

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