blocking?

[knight0fdragon]

  MaHe said:

About the server. Port a server application to DSLinux. It should work then.

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no thats ok, I would like a server and client in 1 package, thus 1 ROM, so that I could take my games online and play friends from round da world

[Sintax]

Oh whoops, blocking. I'm pretty sure it's blocking my default, although theres is a define although the lines of SGIP_BLOCKING_DEFAULT. If you were to set 'i' to 0 it would block, but maybe it just doesn't work in SG's lib. It's easy enough to do artificially like you already are.

[bafio]

  Sintax said:

Oh whoops, blocking. I'm pretty sure it's blocking my default, although theres is a define although the lines of SGIP_BLOCKING_DEFAULT. If you were to set 'i' to 0 it would block, but maybe it just doesn't work in SG's lib. It's easy enough to do artificially like you already are.

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I remember sgstair saying something about blocking methods coming in the next version, anyway this method (while loop) works quite well now...

 

As for the DS as a server, I see it as quite a hard task, you would need port forwarding (quite probably) and all of that...

 

Bafio

[sgstair]

Correct, this version doesn't support blocking mode (all sockets are non-blocking) - next version will start sockets in blocking mode and allow you to turn it off (with ioctl)

 

-Stephen

[knight0fdragon]

  sgstair said:

Correct, this version doesn't support blocking mode (all sockets are non-blocking) - next version will start sockets in blocking mode and allow you to turn it off (with ioctl)

 

-Stephen

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ok thanks for all the info, since i made a networking class for his stuff, I will just wait till the next version of the lib, and update the classes, i can still use what i got, - the server portion as of now