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I agree that it should not be a copy of the object.

What I was looking for was a pointer to the BufferedTcpObject, which is what I have now. (I'll admit my C pointer knowledge is rusty, too much C# and Java coding the past few years and not enough C/C++)

I would have preferred being able to not ...

Tod, thanks for the clarification - my pointer knowledge is rusty when dealing with objects and I wasn't thinking about constructor/copy.

I was trying to pass the pointer to the object, realize now I was not.

I simplified the code slightly, now in the OSTaskCreate() pass '&tcp' rather than the &p ...

Is it possible to pass a BufferedTcpObject as a parameter into OSTaskCreate()?

I'm trying to define the BufferedTcpObject in the UserMain and pass it to a UserTask() function.
Code is compiling, but it does not appear as if the object is passed properly (or perhaps my C++ is rusty and I'm not de ...

I'm trying to use the BufferedTcpObject with an SBL2e, but it appears that the timeout parameter on the Connect call does not work, instead the Connect call blocks forever - and even if the server shows up later, the connect never completes.

Any ideas?


static BYTE buffer[256];
BufferedTcpObject ...

I have located the SBL2e Network Programming Guide on the NetBurner website, hopefully this will provide the information I'm looking for.

Thanks!

I should have provided a bit more details, this is for use with the SBL2e.

Perhaps I'm missing some documentation. I have reviewed the PDF documentation and all files provided. After finding the include files I made some progress using the BufferedTcpObject, but would really prefer to read through ...

Have the standard networking functions been removed from the 2.5.2 release?

I am getting errors in my code stating:

'connect' was not declared in this scope
'write' was not declared in this scope

All of the example appear to be using a BufferedTcpObject instead of the standard read/write calls ...