I have gotten a good start on my program, my first REAL Erlang program. I have it listening for messages, reading them and parsing them. I also have it sending them.
I have some code that listens for \"announcements\" via UDP multicast. I can get the IP address of the sender, but what I really need is the MAC address of the sender (since the IP address can and wil
I have an array of IP addresses, and I want to send the same data to all of them. I could just send the loop code that sends data but I think there\'s a better way of doing this.
If I want to test a set of multicast IP programs (sender/receiver) without having to set up the networking, can this be done on the s开发者_Python百科ame box?If so, what needs to be setup or done diff
i am writing a simple multicast application. i intend to run it on localhost. i have done the following:
I\'m writing a UDP multicast client/server pair in C# and I need a delay on the order of 50-100 µsec (microseconds) to throttle the server transmission rate. This helps to avoid significant packet lo
I have a simple C# application that uses UDP multicast in a single-receiver, single-sender scenario.The goal is to get message delivery as fast as possible in a local network environment.
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