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Er whoops i meant you're gonna have to change the cin part to the infile stream ;xxx

the function getline(void,char*) getline(cin,cstringthing);

Ok I found the problem I think. My method of accepting users was fine, but my use of the mutex wasn't. Here it is;p declaration HANDLE g_hCreditMutex; while( 1 ) { ServerSocketObject.Listen(); WaitForSingleObject( g_hCreditMutex, INFINITE ); clients += 1; ServerSocketObject.Accept(...

--; Well then how do you do it?

im going to cry:( why doesnt my solution worrrrrrrk? void thrClientsThread( SocketObject *sm ) { // Loop until we are told to quit while( 1 ) { ServerSocketObject.Listen(); WaitForSingleObject( g_hCreditMutex, INFINITE ); clients += 1; ServerSocketObject.Accept( sm[ clients ] )...

Um I know its a simple thing seeing how every single game and program on the internet has to do it so someone would have by now figured out a simple and effecient way to do it. Just because its simple doesn't mean I am obliged to instantly know how to do it. In theory my way would work, but...

Over complicating? But I know it's a simple thing -.- Why can't you guys just show me? lol. It can't be THAT long of code can it?

I was just following this example in this book for learning how to game programming. I don't have any background in online programming. But I have a background in C++ programmming and computer science. I've taking 2 computer programming C++ and 2 years of AP Computer Science. I also program in a...

okay.. does anyone have a thread they can copy paste for me that will accept connections? ;/

Also here is some more information. SocketObject is just a prewritten class I'm using to learn this stuff with It is just the predefined windows SOCKET class with some variability. Here is the code for the functions I use: ----- int SocketObject::Listen( void ) { return listen( skSocket, 32...

Well.. since you obviously see what I'm trying to do.. you got a way for me to do it? ;X Cause this way doesn't seem to work to well. The data isn't being sent to the server. I think... o.o if( ClientSObject.Connect( szServerIP, iServerListenPort ) ) { while (true) { while ( !_kbhit() )...

Well I took your advice and it seems still no one=p I got a new question tho. Does this code even if its in a thread make the program wait for connections and NOT do anything else even when in a thread? void thrClientsThread( SocketObject *sm ) { // Loop until we are told to quit while( 1 )...

Um debugger just goes "eee find the .cpp file!" so there's no help there. Plus this is a server/client program so like yeah I dun think debugger can work on something like that. Section of code I guess that is "relevant": void thrClientsThread( SocketObject *sm ) { //...

erg, can no one help me?

There is a built in "pause" function. It's called sleep. Sleep(miliseconds) so just do Sleep(50); system("cls");

The syntax for a randomly generated number is: int high, low, ranNum; high = 10; low = 0; ranNum = rand() % (high-low+1) + low; ~~rar.

I'm currently learning how to create servers and clients for gaming purposes. I wrote a simple program which acts as either server or client. It uses multithreading for the login part of the server so that it can listen while running the program, basic heh. The error is that sometimes I get a...