Applications using DDE run correctly under Vista, as do the
development tools used to produce such applications. Thus Microsoft
is no longer supporting DDE is demonstrably false.
I am SO not an application programmer, and no disrespect intended for
the Master, but VB.NET (since the 2002
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From: Dave Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rather than weld ourselves to one transport mechanism (again),
perhaps we should only define message semantics. Being able to choose
in-memory, network, or even serial port transports would provide
useful flexibility.
I
Yes, indeed, those layers need to be designed separately. If it works
over TCP and uses only one connection, it will work over serial, and if
it uses more than one connection then some means of mux for the serial
would be necessary. Deciding the goals and the various bindingd would
certainly
: Morphing Dave, Simon, and Patrick.
Applications using DDE run correctly under Vista, as do the
development tools used to produce such applications. Thus Microsoft
is no longer supporting DDE is demonstrably false.
I am SO not an application programmer, and no disrespect intended for
the Master
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Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 11:35 AM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Morphing Dave, Simon, and Patrick.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rather than weld ourselves
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Behalf Of Leigh L Klotz, Jr.
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 12:51 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Morphing Dave, Simon, and Patrick.
Yes, indeed, those layers need to be designed separately. If it works
over TCP and uses only one connection, it will work
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From: cesco12342000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TCP is complicated !
Its easy to build a client (maybe), its more complicated to build a
server, and it's hard to build a server which reliably can accept
and
handle multiple connections on one port !
I will make my
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From: Frank Brickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This encapsulates perfectly and beautifully the fundamental flaw in
the Windows OS basic design.
I do not agree - a competent programmer can easily write good networking
software under Windows, even when using VISTA!
Dave,
The XDIF.org site has a bboard for discussing other items, such as
propagation. Rein has a wiki page about the protocol.
Yes, I would be pleased to finish the XML enumerations. I will contact
you about checking the diffs between the ones I ddi and the 2.1.9 spec
so we can get back in
TCP is good enough. Windows and Linux make it efficient on the box, and
you always have the option to use named pipes or AF_UNIX sockets to
make it even shorter. X windows works this way and it is plenty fast
enough.
Unless you're doing a full SDR data stream though there's no need for
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