Jamie Villeneuve
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Hello,You can pre-compile the Lua scripts to bytecode and this should work just fine as long as where you are compiling (presumably using luac) them matches the endian and machine size as the platf...
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Hi There! Table rows and columns are fixed to the heights and widths they were when you created the table cells and cannot change. Also, note that in the example you posted your set_control_attrs t...
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Hello RiyadhThe TCP relay that we are using in this example is a cover for using Storyboard IO through a TCP connection. Your server probably doesn't know anything about Storyboard IO, so it isn't ...
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Hi rdowdallThanks for your reply ... yes I working on windows, my target is Android platform *.apk by Storyboard, as chatting between PC( as server by vb.net ) and Android platform app ( as client ...
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Hello RiyadhWhat target (Windows, Linux, Mac) are you trying to compile your binaries for the PC platform?The reason I ask is that you have mixed and matched your compile lines in what you have pos...
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Hi - Thank you for addressing this interesting topic about communication via TCP/IP.I tried to use the example above to make simple chatting between PC platform ( as a server ) and Android app ( as...
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Hi,Thank you, Matt, for the information. I tried your suggestion and it worked. I have a question regarding bidirectional communication between the server and client, for example, if I want to send...
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Hi,The code that Evan linked last was for a TCP relay Lua module when compiled this would simply be a shared object (.so) that Lua will load. Because you want to run the server on Android you will ...
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Hi Evan,Thank you for this post. i just complied sbio_tcprelay.c. What I get as output is the sbio_tcprelay.o and sbio_tcprelay.so. I don't understand should I get an executable file as output? How...
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The post that I referenced above links to code for the TCP/IP relay as a standalone application, but a Lua module is needed for use in the manner described here. Attached is an extension of the ori...