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GeneralRe: RLE (Run Length Encoding) in C# Pin
harold aptroot2-Nov-09 7:46
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QuestionUDP/TCP Port Forwarding [modified] Pin
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Jimmanuel2-Nov-09 8:25
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well then, the forwarder could keep a queue of sender information; when the forwarder receives something from an IC it queues the info and when it receives something from the server it can pop off the oldest info and forward the response. Of course you'd need to use a separate socket and port number to send data between the forwarder and server to keep the two data channels separate. That should work as long as each message received from an IC generates a response from the server and the server issues responses in the same order as it receives commands. If that isn't the case then the maybe the forwarder could use some smarts to only keep sender info for messages that will generates responses from the server.

Outside of that I'm not sure what to suggest. There might exist a hardware solution as you suggested in you original post but that's outside my area of expertise.


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