>>> pjot on Sept 3 >>>
(net-listen 4096 "226.0.0.1" "multi") => 5
(net-listen 4096 "230.1.1.20" "multi") => 6
(net-listen 4096 "233.33.33.10" "multi") => 7
>>>
This seems to work, but why would you do such a thing? several clients can talk to a server listening on one multicast address and several servers could listen on the same one multicast address already.
Lutz
UDP Multicast not working
Hi all,
I have extended the newLisp UDP chat with multicast features. Screenshots of the new version can be found at:
http://www.gtk-server.org/apps.html
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Features:
- Uses extended formatting features of text_view
- Able to have UDP or MultiCast communication
- Notification if frame is lost (UDP mode)
- Communication with GTK-server is UDP also
- Fixed bug with encryption string
- Fixed bug with inserting text
- Fixed bug with getting time on Linux
- Fixed bug with sending empty strings
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Enjoy!
Peter
I have extended the newLisp UDP chat with multicast features. Screenshots of the new version can be found at:
http://www.gtk-server.org/apps.html
-----------------------------------
Features:
- Uses extended formatting features of text_view
- Able to have UDP or MultiCast communication
- Notification if frame is lost (UDP mode)
- Communication with GTK-server is UDP also
- Fixed bug with encryption string
- Fixed bug with inserting text
- Fixed bug with getting time on Linux
- Fixed bug with sending empty strings
-----------------------------------
Enjoy!
Peter