New to mailing lists and forums, but have spent the past five days
straight (till 4AM, except today) on this issue and can't find a
reliable way around it so here we go....
I've got a Console application that reads from stdin via Input, i.e.:
Dim IVRD As String
While HeadersComplete = False
IVRD = IVRD + Input
if stdin.eof = true then Quit(0)
ParseResults IVRD
IVRD = ""
App.DoEvents
wend
In a Windows environment, the CPU usage is normal...however in a Linux
Environment (where i've gotta use it) the CPU usage while being
blocked via Input the CPU usage goes crazy!
Any thoughts? I've also made an attempt to use TCPSockets to access
the DataAvailable events (via stdin/stdout) and maybe im ignorant or a
newbe but can't figure out how to get a subclass to connect to the
stdio subsystem.
In the docs:
Dim Outgoing as TCPSocket = StdOut
Dim Incoming as TCPSocket = StdIn
But what I really need to do is create a subclass in the IDE, i.e.
TCPSocket1, fill it with code and do something similar to the
following:
Dim Outgoing as TCPSocket1 = StdOut
Dim Incoming as TCPSocket1 = StdIn
For the life of me, it wont compile or run. TCPSocket1 has a super of TCPSocket.
Our project is on such a tight deadline........ as always and I'm at a
loss (or my head is bloody from beating up against the wall)
So am I crazy or going crazy?
Thank You in advance for any input anyone can provide.
Kraig Beahn
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