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LocoDelAssembly
As an ultra simple chat program you could give Quetannon a try. Set one instance to listening mode and use the other to connect to this listener. Studying this example and looking more resources on Internet is a good start IMHO.
Here a screenshot as an example: ![]() ![]() The example is more like a p2p chat though, but it is better to start undestanding this first before moving to a client-server model like IRC protocol. This is a good read: http://www.madwizard.org/programming/tutorials/netasm/ |
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Someone
Thanks. How hard would you rate a programm like that? 1 to 10 (10 is the hardest)
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LocoDelAssembly
One thousand with no doubts
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edfed
is it possible to use quenaton to connect two distant computers?
a sort of IP hYp€rt€rminal. if it is possible, i want to try before to give an opinion. |
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edfed
It is possible. Quetannon is like a Hyperterminal on steroids: it can listen for incoming TCP connection on particular port as well as connect. Hyperterminal can only connect AFAIK (TCP, for serial communications HT is quite good). |
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LocoDelAssembly
Since it is a TCP/IP program it is possible with a 100% of certainty*. Well, the "listen" could be set to hear the local network only but it is not the case of Quetannon.
*Not counting network problems like firewalls blocking traffic in the middle but that exceeds the responsibility of the program. |
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