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### How do I use Breep::network ?
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The best way to now it is to read this examples. But as a little preview, here is a small one
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The best way to now it is to read its [examples](examples/) or to [read the online doc](https://organic-code.github.io/Breep/). But as a little preview, here is a small one
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Here is how to create a network, start listening on port 1234, and send "Hello!" to any budy that connects:
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```cpp
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* The overhead for this is low: if you set up well your serialization, you only have a fixed 64bits extra overhead
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* It's easy to get in: just read the examples, you'll see!
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### Why should I NOT Breep::network ?
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### Why should I NOT use Breep::network ?
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* It has not been tested as much as it should have been.
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* It's probably broken for BigEndian architecture (I have no way to test this, sorry ; a warning should be displayed on such architectures.)
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