为什么要自己给SOCKET绑定一个值

The uniqueness of socket

A normal SOCKET number itself is unique. But the OS assigns the socket number arbitrarily, the latest closed socket number could be re-assigned to a new socket connected right next to it. So it could be that:

1. A socket is assigned with a socket number 3947 (as an example) for new connection.
2. The server logic reads data packets using the socket.
3. The socket is closed suddenly for user closing while the server logic doesn't know about that fact.
4. A different socket is assigned with the same socket number 3947, (the resurrection of that socket number).
5. The server logic writes data packets to the socket, the server meets with no problem to do so. But the data packets might be sent to a different user as a result.

To prevent this troublesome situation, OIOCPNet manages its own socket number SocketUnique, a member of OBufferedSocket.