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    Re: Struct member manipulation

    That's what I was looking for...Thanks for your help
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    Struct member manipulation

    I work on a system that communicates with other systems via messages. Those messages are defined in a spec and every word must be exactly as defined. To accomplish this Ada allows me to define the...
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    Re: Inheritance and using static variables

    Thanks for you help.
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    Re: Inheritance and using static variables

    I have to byte swap on the incoming message then just send it back out. Only one client will be connecting.

    Thanks
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    Re: Inheritance and using static variables

    guido,

    Here is the flow:

    3rd party Client->myServer->3rd party Server

    3rd party Server->myClient->3rd party Client

    My "myClient & myServer" is stuck in the middle of your normal client...
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    Re: Inheritance and using static variables

    Sorry about not using tags....I'm writing a gateway between the client and server...(i.e. im writeing my own client and server)...so my client needs to know my servers fd so it can send messages via...
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    Inheritance and using static variables

    code begin:

    connection.h // base class

    class Connection{

    private:
    static int clientSockfd;
    static int serverSockfd;
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    Re: Class member problem...help

    I can't post my actual code it's classified but, here is a model.....

    in file Dummy.h


    #include "DummyDefs_h"

    #ifndef Dummy_h
    #define Dummy_h
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    Class member problem...help

    Here is a snipit of my code:

    Class header {

    public:

    double timeTag;
    short size;
    };
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