Nice project, i'm building an 317 server of c#, started a month ego i don't spend much time on it, since i cannot get cryption and stream 100% converted :P
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Nice project, i'm building an 317 server of c#, started a month ego i don't spend much time on it, since i cannot get cryption and stream 100% converted :P
You should try making it by yourself mate, converting may be easy, but what's the point? you're not learning :(:Quote:
Originally Posted by laurens
The problem is since c# does not support >>>
to convert i'm using
k1 ^= l1 >>> 16; to k1 ^= Math.Abs(l1) >> 16;
only not sure if it works 100% :P is that the correct way to convert it? or i'm screwing it up :P
The "> or <"'s are called shift operators (also called bitwise shifts), and JAVA has one with three(3) shifts which is used for unsigned sifting, which C#'s 2 shifts does automatically (any unsigned field)
So really,
will do the same as it would in JAVACode:k1 ^= l1 >> 16; to k1 ^= Math.Abs(l1) >> 16;
please back to topic :P
I plan on adding a lot to this project, when will you have that "directory" set up for me?
This is not true.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Izu
Very impressive
What's the deal with this codec stuff? This is just the stuff of binary streams... (BinaryReader/BinaryWriter etc).
And templates would make that over 9000 times nicer :).
I knew about the binary reader and writer, just wasn't sure if they're going to do what i wanted them to do
Also, what do you mean by templates?
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Originally Posted by TheAJ
Etc etc etc.Code:template <typename T>
T read_basic() {
if(!curbuf) return T(0);
if(sizeof(T)>(size-ptr)) return T(0); // Teh fail, buffer overflow prevention
T retval = *((T*)(curbuf+ptr));
ptr += sizeof(T);
return retval;
}
template <typename T>
READ_RESULT read_copy(T* t) {
if(!curbuf)return READ_NOBUFFER;
if(sizeof(T)>(size-ptr)) return READ_EOF; // Teh fail, buffer overflow prevention
memcpy(t,(curbuf+ptr),sizeof(T)); // Replace with interface copy?
ptr+=sizeof(T);
return READ_SUCCESS;
}
// object reading deserializes an object from the stream, KEWL!
READ_RESULT read_object(Deserializable* obj) {
return obj->deserialize(this);
}
template <typename T>
BinaryReader& operator >>(T& obj){
read_copy<T>((T*)&obj);
return *this;
}
Alright guys... this might piss you off, but I've started the project from scratch.. again :P
Reason being is i keep learning more and more, and when i look back at my work, it just loops like a massive dump of shit. So i promise this will be my last restart :)
You can however download the older version here: http://rapidshare.com/files/267476411/Jolt.zip - Enjoy.
No, you have a disease many programmers have. It has to do with learning faster then you can complete projects.
It's all part of being a beginner programmer. I have the same problem with things..
>.<
Yeah i regret starting this project so early in my C# learning :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by s-p-n
lol.
Well good luck Aj,
Hopefully it'll be 10x better this time round. :)
I know it pisses everyone off, but i guess it's better than a crapy version which everyone will complain about :(:Quote:
Originally Posted by iTyler
anyways, I've done some compatibility improvements, the server comes in 2 version, x86 and x64 bit
Also there is multi threading (+ thread pooling), and optimize for multiple cores (divides threads and handles on each core using Environment.ProcessorCount)
I'll do a svn commit later today so you guys can check it out - regardless, the redo is going great, just trying to improve everything that i've already done last version
Updates:
Added database handling / storage
Added multi threading (as said above) with thread pooling
Improved logging system
Improved support for x32 and x64 systems (as said above)
Picture of new console:
http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/7595/67338126.png
folders are also more organized:
http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/7202/50479774.png
console now logs all errors to a log file (option to turn it on and off also included in /config/system_console.xml)
http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/7559/62933992.png