Efficiently “moving” data upward through a communication stack

I have implemented an application protocol stack that moves an incoming stream of data upward through several layers, as follows:

Efficiently “moving” data upward through a communication stack

I have implemented an application protocol stack that moves an incoming stream of data upward through several layers, as follows:

Best practice for security checks, in surface or deep layer? [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

Best practice for security checks, in surface or deep layer? [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

Best practice for security checks, in surface or deep layer? [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

Best practice for security checks, in surface or deep layer? [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

Best practice for security checks, in surface or deep layer? [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

What are the advantages of strictly maintaining separate data | algorithm | interface layers?

I always separate the user interface from other functionality in my programs – its the way I have been taught, and it has obvious advantages since you can change the interface but keep the same functionality.

What are the advantages of strictly maintaining separate data | algorithm | interface layers?

I always separate the user interface from other functionality in my programs – its the way I have been taught, and it has obvious advantages since you can change the interface but keep the same functionality.

What are the advantages of strictly maintaining separate data | algorithm | interface layers?

I always separate the user interface from other functionality in my programs – its the way I have been taught, and it has obvious advantages since you can change the interface but keep the same functionality.