Hi,
Well it turns out that much more needs to be included on Raspbian verses
other Linux distributions or Windows (winsock.h brings everything in).
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All good now. The source compiles under Netbeans without errors or
warnin
> attempted to compile the source outside of Netbeans. The same issue.
That is a valuable and positive result. one step closer.
On 25/01/2020 20:17, Ronald Patton wrote:
Hello and thanks for taking a look.
Yes, I am fairly well acquainted with socket programming on both
Windows and Linux
Hello and thanks for taking a look.
Yes, I am fairly well acquainted with socket programming on both Windows
and Linux (this case Raspbian),but I am no expert for sure. I gave your
recommendation a try, but no go.
OK, attempted to compile the source outside of Netbeans. The same
issue. Th
This guy seems to know the differences between different
operating systems, on this topic of socket programming.
https://www.gta.ufrj.br/ensino/eel878/sockets/index.html
A Wild guess to your question could be
#include
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I think your issue is operating system C portability/
Hello,
Background: I am porting a Windows (Win10) application that was
developed with Visual Studio 2017 to the Raspberry Pi 4B. The source as
been copied to the RPi. Netbeans 11.2 is installed on the RPi. The
C/C++ plugin has been installed. Below is the Netbeans version info:
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