For a program I have been working on I have been using lacewing to send data through the network to the other computers regarding mouse position/keyboard strokes.
This has been working, however it would look alot more organized to me if the host program wrote to an ini in a shared folder and the clients constantly read from it (up to 1000x a sec).
Something feels odd to me about approaching it that way; So my question is...would I run into more issues/performance issues constantly writing/reading from a shared ini file instead of just blasting packets via lacewing?