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Lets just hope they don't jump to an American corporation like RedHat. -
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Does today Linux still ask you to compile something for something to work? if Yes, lets wait for another 10 years. -
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No point really. I rarely get any responses to it. Btw, Bing is also an embarrassment for MS for the same reasons. The MS fans around here never engage as they have have no defence to it. -
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"Microsoft Trump" suite maybe something Trump regime will make it happen by blackmailing them. -
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I am working on a piece of software that MUST use vb6 as the Client, I hoped to use C# for the server as I have a lot more flexiblity. I've run into a problem that google has not helped me with.
I can connect the Client to the Server no problem, however when I send data from the Vb6 App to the C# app, it seems to sit in some sort of buffer, or get lost in space. What happens in the C# Receives no data UNTIL I close the VB6 app. Once I do that, it seems to pick up that there was data sent (Only happens AFTER I close the vb6 app) and will go through the parsing (the proper data gets sent), however at this point the connection is dead I can't proceed (obviously).
Quick Edit.. I was able to get it to work, but it's very strange..
If anyone else encounters this problem.. add a "vbCrlf" to the end of that data and it will fix it.
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