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2. Compile the example C++ code. `sh build.sh`
3. Install node.js from [here](https://nodejs.org/en/download/).
4. Type `npm install` to install the node.js dependencies. Then `node broadcast-server.js` to run the server.
5. Bring up a second terminal. `env USER=bob ./cmd_websocket_chat`
6. Bring up a third terminal. `env USER=bill ./cmd_websocket_chat`
5. Bring up a second terminal. `./cmd_websocket_chat bob`
6. Bring up a third terminal. `./cmd_websocket_chat bill`
7. Start typing things in any of those terminals. Hopefully you should see your message being received on the other end.
## C++ code organization