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XUFO 31 Mar 2009, 17:46
...so far found this useful about TCP file transfer
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=7502 http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=8743 http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=8803 |
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revolution 01 Apr 2009, 02:53
What do you mean by "an example of computer location running the same programme in LAN via UDP/TCP or IPX"? When you say "computer location" do you mean to get the IP or maybe the MAC? Or some other thing like GPS coordinates or network switch port? Or what?
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Madis731 01 Apr 2009, 05:53
If you are on a LAN, you can have your program listen and/or broadcast on a specific port and this is one of the ways they can communicate. Actually games work that way.
I think its easier to implement a manual approach where you tell your program the other computer's name or an IP. "In the cloud" (or as we used to call it - the Internet), there's no automatic way of seeing into each persons computers and ports. First there would be the of course apparent security threat and  the time it takes to scan them. |
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01 Apr 2009, 05:53 |
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XUFO 01 Apr 2009, 18:25
revolution wrote:
Madis731 wrote: If you are on a LAN, you can have your program listen and/or broadcast on a specific port and this is one of the ways they can communicate. Right, that's what I mean. It's interesting to see how's that implemented. Madis731 wrote: I think its easier to implement a manual approach where you tell your program the other computer's name or an IP. Yes. This is implemented in Quentannon sample. By the way, good idea about network switch port ;-) |
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