In article <1164058094.298840.188230@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups .com>,
moni <mons.2110@gmail.comwrote:
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>I was hoping to be able to connect a C code to a .Net application which
>is serving as the GUI through TCP/IP.
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>In this the C code is going to act as a server and the GUI the client
>which should be able to send commands and data to the C code which is
>alraedy running and then the Executing code should act upon
>accordingly.
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>Would there be any way to do this.
Probably there is, but you need to find out how .NET can handle
inter-process communication, and match those possible methods
up to whatever system-specific extensions that are present on
the systems you need this to be portable to.
There is nothing in the C language -itself- that deals with
(or even acknowledges the existance of) multiple processes
or networking. Everything to do with networking is system
specific and not dealt with here. You can probably find what
you need in some sites that deal with .NET .
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