This the main structure of the server to make/establish or maintain: #include <windows.h> void run_server(WNDH** pipe_line_argument); The point here is to make a pipeline system. Another way is to try google tags: #include <windows.h> void tag_server(Server* adress, WNDH** tag); Here is an possible example of a Server class: #include <string.h> class Server { std::string main_files{}; public: void run(WNDH** pipe_line_argument); void tag_server(Server* adress, WNDH** tag); }; It is possible to actually use binary code to maintain the server and it's access. void shift(int point_size, int* adress); To revamp the lessons so far on the series, a server requires a strong structure, and a strong access shell structure. This can be done by making a pipeline system, again; such as by charting it's design and making a google tag system to prevent search engine hacking. Which in other words means, used...
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