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WebSocket Server using WinSock

Fully Functional WebSocket Server

TODO:
	- Add support for WebSocket V13 frames.

Compiling:
	Compiled with VS2010 on Windows and G++ 4.6.3 on Ubuntu & Mac OSX Lion

	Linux Variants:
		Open a CLI in the working directory and run make then launch the Server by executing
		./WebSocket
	Windows:
		Compile with VS2008+


API Usage:
	So far I have just implemented simple callbacks as such:
		ON_OPEN: When the client connects to the websocket server before its handshaken.
		ON_CLOSE: When the client has disconnected from the server
		ON_RECV: When the client has sent data

	There are two forms of callback types blocking and non blocking pretty self explanatory:
		ON_OPEN_BLOCKING: Blocks ON_OPEN
		ON_CLOSE_BLOCKING: Blocks ON_CLOSE
		ON_RECV_BLOCKING: Blocks RECV


	Example:
		void foo(void* param);
		void bar(void* param);
		void foobar(void* param);

		WebSocket::WServer *server = new WebSocket::WServer(8181);
		
		server->registerCallback(WebSocket::ON_OPEN,foo);
		server->registerCallback(WebSocket::ON_CLOSE_BLOCKING,bar);
		server->registerCallback(WebSocket::ON_RECV_BLOCKING,foobar);

		server->Listen();

	Format for creating API Methods:
		As of current there is only one implementation where the void star paramater matters and thats ON_RECV & ON_RECV_BLOCKING. If you implement a function with RECV it will pass the data received as the void pointer.

		Example:
			void foo(void* param)
			{
				char* data = (char*)param;

				std::cout << "Data: " << data << std::endl;
			}

			server->registerCallback(WebSocket::ON_RECV,foo);

		General Method Format:
			void METHODNAME(void* PARAMNAME);