I\'m sorry if the title sounds \"off\", but to elaborate further, this is my problem - Basically I\'ve written a simple Winsock server which passes information (开发者_如何学Pythontext messages) betwe
I\'m trying to find a solution to a question I posted earlier about synchronizing chat messages, and one member pointed me in the direction of the select() function. I read this section under Beej\'s
I have a blocking client/server connected locally via Winsock. The client uses firefox to retrieve data from websites, passing certain data along to the server for extra processing. The server always
sorry I know I have been posting threads related to the same topic over throughout the past day but I\'ve hit another issue.
I\'ve done a TCP por开发者_如何学编程t listener. it works when i connect to it locally using client with 127.1.1.0 and a port that listener is bound to accept connection. can you make it to listen to
This question already has answers here: Closed 10 years ago. Poss开发者_JS百科ible Duplicate: In Win32, is there a way to test if a socket is non-blocking?
Is it possible to change the destination socket (IP and port) of the outgoing packets using LSP (Layered Service Provider) in Windows?
I\'ve been following Beej Networking guide and in the server section there is portion of code where it has called a function fork().
this is my second go at this, I\'ve written a server application as below which outputs whatever the client sends. I have one server.exe version where it listens to anything using INADDR_ANY, Having d
apologies for having to create a new thread for this but I\'m starting out in winsock and have been following through madwizard and beej guides, and also some information on msdn. I\'m stuck and I can
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