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    CSocket Question

    I'm trying to load Sockets with Csocket as i would Winsock. This is what i would do in winsock :

    Dim X as Integer
    For x = 1 to Blah
    Unload Winsock1(x)
    Load Winsock1(x)

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    But, How would i do that with CSocket? I've been told socket management is horrible in CSocket ?

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    Well, theres a few different socket classes your referring to..
    CSocket <- no real dynamic run-time indexing as far as I know
    Csocketplus
    cSocketMaster (Best for indexing sockets imo) but still a bit of a pain to manage. It is VB after all.
    Which one are you using?

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    CSocketPlus, I'm trying to Re-do my botnet server that uses WINSOCK. But Winsock seems a bit buggy to me. And i don't like using a RES either. so CSOCKETPLUS seemed Ideal to me. I got past Loading Array's etc. It is a pain sort-of but Atleast i Learned something new today Thanks for your reply Krippler.


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