Hello guys and girls,
I am writing a TCP client program that connects to a server, sends
binary data, and should receive a message back. The problem I have am having
is on the receiving end. I was wondering if any of you have
implemented something like this and may be able to help.
I want the
ithin each
message/data structure that is received so that each individual byte
can be decoded. I'm getting closer but still not there yet.
I'll play with it more and with what you said, and let you know what
I find. But if you see anything that jumps out at you, please let me
know.
Perl UNIX Wizards,
Wanted to summarize what I found on this problem and post the code
below, in the hopes that it helps others. A special thanks to Steve
Aaron and Simon Wistow for their help. Original question is below the
posted code.
The question originally asked about a data structure for r
Perl UNIX Wizards,
Wanted to summarize what I found on this problem and post the code
below, in the hopes that it helps others. A special thanks to Steve
Aaron and Simon Wistow for their help. Original question is below the
posted code.
The question originally asked about a data structure for r
Hello,
Has anyone used IO::Poll (or IO::Select) to detect when a networking
socket has received a broken PIPE on the remote end, a hangup, or an error?
I am trying to have my code check for a closed down socket on the remote
end, and then reconnect. I would appreciate any feedback, as I am very
