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Comments by ProDavy (Top 14 by date)
ProDavy
6-Dec-13 3:30am
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Thank you for your help!
ProDavy
11-Oct-13 5:11am
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I am using CodeIgniter as my framework for the front end. As far as HTML goes I know it on a decent level, same with AJAX / JavaScript. I will create the cgi scripts in C++ I found a lib for that already. I wasn't sure what language to use, coz there is so many of them I even tough about using Erlang. I will stick to your guidelines and hopefully it will come out great.
ProDavy
11-Oct-13 4:38am
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Thank you, that was really helpful.
ProDavy
10-Oct-13 14:53pm
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In the future I plan to add functionality like: Move server file across different nodes, automate everything, create a auto restart function if server crashes.
ProDavy
24-Nov-12 3:21am
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I need to pop 4 bytes in front of cmd and then convert it from ASCII to DEC before I can send it. The problem is no matter what vector type I use (int, char, byte) I have the wrong packet at the end. Check first code snipped to see the ASCII to DEC conversion.
ProDavy
29-Jun-12 20:49pm
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When I try to include <string> I get a bunch of cmath errors same with <iostream>.
And the errors are caused by C because plugin is made in C and it exports the dll functions to C++.
ProDavy
25-Jun-12 16:31pm
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I already did, thank you for help :)
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 17:05pm
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Reason #1: I am making a plugin which takes char* I would have to convert the string to char.
Reason #2: Every time I #include <string> I got a bunch of cmath errors for some reason.
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 17:02pm
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I could implement assembly into my code without problems.
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 6:45am
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FACE PALM I tough char* was equal to char[]. When that's a pointer sorry everyone for bad information. After 4 hour sleep for the past 2 days I think it's time to got some sleep, and rethink this later.
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 6:34am
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I can't use string for various reasons.
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 5:34am
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This ain't working :(
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 5:02am
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Thank you, it works but how I make this work with the "char* message = "test";" ?
ProDavy
23-Jun-12 1:18am
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char* message = "test";
for(int i =0;i < sizeof(message); i++)
message[i+1] = message[i];
message[0] = 'a';
It gives me an error "Access violation writing location"
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