I am dealing with this same problem, but I get the solution from another way not sure how secure it is.
clen = new char[2];
*(unsigned short *)clen = m_length;
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Short to char array and back.
Hello,
I been working on an application that need to build a data package to send it over the network, I have an unsigned short as the data length, this is two bytes.
On the server side I am working on C# and on the client side I am working on C++.
What I precisely need if to mimic some functionality I have on C# provided by the .net Framework.
System.BitConve rter.GetBytes(v alue)
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I am getting the data from C# on the C++ side this way
err = recv(m_ClientSo cket, Buff, 65535, 0);
err is now 6,
and the 65535 is the max my data can be.
so, on this Buff variable, strlen do not apply? how I can get the data this way?
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Hello all.
I am mostly a C# developer, and I am working on a research project which involves networking between a server written in C# and the client written in C++.
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