Yes, that works, but I don't think WSAxxx functions are portable to other platforms, as WSA stands for WindowsSocket(something) I think. I don't really care, since I'm only ever going to use Windows unless MS does something really bad, but I heard somewhere that usually portability is good
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But if it's already a Win32 application, portability has already gone straight down the ..........ter.Originally posted by Hunter2
Yes, that works, but I don't think WSAxxx functions are portable to other platforms, as WSA stands for WindowsSocket(something) I think. I don't really care, since I'm only ever going to use Windows unless MS does something really bad, but I heard somewhere that usually portability is good
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DING DING We have a winnerBut if it's already a Win32 application, portability has already gone straight down the ..........ter.
TrueBut you might want to take a code segment out later and reuse it in a Linux application... Ooooooooooo!
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DING DING we have a *SMACK* ow! That hurt XSquared!
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