This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

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▼Ctcp::AbstractMessage	Base class for messages which can be sent, received and processed by the Tcp-classes.
▼Ctcp::Message	Contains a data stream which can be sent and received by the Tcp classes
Ctcp::ServerMessage	Is a special Tcp message for the Server. The socket is included so that the server knows to whom it should send the data.
▼Ctcp::ServerAcceptMessage	A special Tcp message, with which the ServerAcceptReceiver can register a new Client.
Ctcp::ServerMessage	Is a special Tcp message for the Server. The socket is included so that the server knows to whom it should send the data.
Ceut::CriticalSection	Is a mutex which can be queried via its lock mode. See isLocked()
▼Cstd::exception	STL class
▼Cstd::runtime_error	STL class
Ceut::ErrorNException	This exception class has an integer attribute for an error number in addition to the message.
▼Ceut::RepeatingThread	Base class for a thread that executes its work endlessly until aborted
▼Ctcp::ReceiverTransmitter	Superclass for all Receiver and Transmitter, which communicate via a SOCKET.
▼Ctcp::Receiver	Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result to their parent object.
▼Ctcp::DataReceiver	Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result, a type derived from AbstractMessage, to their "owner". Since a message can be composed (it is a stream, which may be delivered in chunks), a buffer is created here, which contains data as long as the stream is not complete.
Ctcp::ClientReceiver	Class that communicates with a Server via a SOCKET and delivers its receive result of type Message to its "owner", which must be a Client. You can use the method ClientReceiver::acceptMessage(AbstractMessage * pTcpMessage) to change the delivery to the "owner" in subclasses by overwriting the method.
Ctcp::ServerReceiver	Class that communicates with a Client via a SOCKET and delivers its receive result of type ServerMessage to its "owner", which must be a Server. You can use the method ServerReceiver::acceptMessage(AbstractMessage * pTcpMessage) to change the delivery to the "owner" in subclasses by overwriting the method.
Ctcp::ServerAcceptReceiver	Accept-Receiver accepts new clients and registers them with its parent object (usually a Server or a subclass of it).
Ctcp::Transmitter	A class that communicates with a Client or Server via a SOCKET and expects send data of type Message.
▼Ctcp::TcpMain	Superclass for Client and Server, which 'learns' its know-how in the derived classes.
▼Ctcp::Client	A simple TCP client class, which should learn its know-how in the derived classes
CMyTestClient	An example class for a simple client derived from Client
▼Ctcp::Server	A simple TCP server class, which should learn its know-how in the derived classes
CMyTestServer	An example class for a simple server derived from Server
Ctcp::Server::ServerReceiverTransmitter	Tuple of socket Receiver and Transmitter for the Server.