Progress reportNot a bad week, considering all the holiday distractions.
Tasks can now run at different levels to allow ordered processing of commands. There are also two passes for each command. This way I can emulate OOP, where a higher level task can extend a lower level task functionality by modifying incoming and outgoing commands. Or create "filters" that intercept certain commands. Not sure whether to expose this to hosts, but at least that's how it will work inside the core.
Finalized quitting synchronization between the host and the core. This is important because they run in different threads.
Continued adding more commands and documenting them in wiki.
Packet addressing changed to be transport-independent. This is the most flexible solution; now the core can handle packets regardless of how they arrived, via UDP or some other method.
Triage task started, its job will be to prioritize incoming packets and limit packet rates to prevent attacks and abuses. It will also be responsible for packet encryption now, to make it easier to implement alternative transport protocols, if needed.
Almost whole day spent restoring simcoin.info, because the %$@#%& qhoster just lost my VPS and refused to do anything about it "because New Year"! Still waiting for them to restore it! Stay away from that "company", seriously. It was foolish of me to keep a server with them, even for things that are not so important.
Also modified my PHP WebSockets server to use streams instead of sockets, so it could support secure connections (wss:// instead of ws://). Surprisingly, it worked
