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UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49844]

Wed, 16 May 2018 16:58

lovmy
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Registered: November 2015

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Hello,

i'm using version 11873 of TheIDE. I try to compile a code to do UDP connexion between server and client using Winsock.

Compiling is OK but linking finish with error:

undefined reference to WSAStartup

I think GCC don't found ws2_32.lib, but the path where this file is present is ok (...mingw64/32/i686-w64-mingw32/lib) and i have add "-lws2_32" in Common link option.

Where is my error ? Sorry i don't speak very well English.

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49845 is a reply to message #49844]

Wed, 16 May 2018 19:38

Klugier
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Hello,

We definitely needs more information. Can you post your compilation output? Moreover, it will be nice to have the code you are linking against.

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Off topic, I see you created Android builder. Nice to know Smile

Sincerely,
Klugier

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49847 is a reply to message #49844]

Thu, 17 May 2018 08:47

lovmy
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Hello

I'm just trying to make a server client in UDP using Winsock (so under Windows).
I use the Windows version of TheIDE.
Here is the source code, it's just the beginning.

I had already tested TCP socket under Freebsd, and did not have the problem of linking.

I did some tests with Android, it works well.

Thank you for your help.

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49848 is a reply to message #49847]

Fri, 18 May 2018 08:09

mirek
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Well, the problem is that options that you put into build method are inserted to the link command line BEFORE the list of files, which makes causes the issue.

To do it correctly, you should put this as package feature (that will make it independt from build method too).

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49849 is a reply to message #49844]

Fri, 18 May 2018 10:03

lovmy
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Hello !

Thank you, now it's work fine ! Surprised

Have a nice day !

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49850 is a reply to message #49844]

Fri, 18 May 2018 13:33

lovmy
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Just a question...

I see it's existing a Upp::TcpSocket package. But i don't know if exist a Upp::UdpSocket package.

If it's not the case i will try to do one.

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Re: UDP Server/Client with Winsock [message #49851 is a reply to message #49850]

Fri, 18 May 2018 14:10

mirek
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UdpSocket does not exist mostly because sending/recieving UDP is way too trivial, so there is basically nothing to encapsulate.

BTW, you can check bazaar/Urr - years ago I needed UDP based server, so I have played with UDP a little and there is a result.

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