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Sockter is an advanced tool to make networking programming more efficient.
Sockter was originally created by an internet professional with over 10 years experience working with networks.
Sockter is a sample program based on the internet protocols, to help people write network programs faster.
Tensors are collections of real numbers, and tensor algebra involves manipulating expressions of the form Ax and A/x, where A is a tensor, x is a real number, and / is the "matrix quotient" operation (that is, for matrices Ax and Ay,
/ replaces xy with (Ax)(Ay). This
immediately implies that the notions of addition, multiplication, and inverse are all well-defined for tensors.
What are the good reasons to study this topic?
There are good reasons to study tensors.
First of all, tensor algebra is a natural extension of vector algebra. It might seem silly to study vector algebra before studying tensor algebra, but the point is that,
even in "normal" linear algebra, one can often show that two matrices are the same by showing that they correspond to the same linear map. The same idea applies to tensors:
There are various mathematical subjects where objects of one sort are usually loosely referred to as "vectors," and objects of a different sort are referred to as "tensors."
For example, physicists use the term "vector" to refer to a generalization of a number, called an element of an inner product space. But physicists also use the term "tensor"
in other ways. So if two such "vectors" (i.e. generalizations of the number 1) are equal, then the "tensors" corresponding to them are also equal.
It turns out that all matrices are also tensors in this sense, that is, any inner product space can be interpreted as a matrix space.
This is a very special case of the general picture, but it has enough properties to show that the general theory of matrices is the same as the general theory of tensors.
Of course, this is very abstract. How can you represent tensors in the general theory of matrices?
Well, one very convenient way is to consider a linear map from the space of tensors (which is a vector space) to the space of numbers (which is a scalar space).
That is, we can think of a matrix as a
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What's new in Sockter 2.0
* The Sockter GUI is now fully multi-threaded, without hanging even when a lot of sockets are open.
* There is the ability to link/manage multiple containers or networks together.
* The dialogs have been redesigned, the most conspicuous being the settings dialog, allowing values to be edited during runtime.
* Sockter is now able to add any kind of UDP, TCP or SCTP host or port.
* Sockter now has an in-built web server.
* Sockter supports SSL/TLS
* Sockter can use a CAs X509 Certificate as a trust source, from a user defined file or from internet CA's (PKI).
* The save/load feature in Sockter will now always overwrite the old data file. The file will be saved to a temporary directory, and then replaced with the new one.
* Sockter now supports the values passed to SCTP_ONEXEC_INIT, so it will never be fired multiple times.
* Most of the networking (IP, ICMP, TCP, etc.) and arguments have been better documented.
* The library is now up to version 2.2.4
* A lot of methods and functions were renamed, so there is no more ambiguity.
* Most of the functionality in Sockter is now tested under Windows 2000, Vista and XP.
* The code has been moved to a CVS repository, to avoid further delays.
* Sockter now requires Qt4 libraries.
* Sockter now requires libsigc++ and libsigc++ bindings.
* Sockter needs a C++ compiler that supports C++11.
* Sockter now provides an SDL test.
* Sockter is now more stable.
* Incompatible changes:
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* A lot of changes have been made to the code. Most of them where just minor or sometimes even non-existing bugs being fixed. All changes that require a major or compatible change in the API have been discussed with Sockter's mailing list.
You can find the mailing list list here: 
You can see also Sockter's history in the mailing list history:
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