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@Dinoclor
I really can't help you there, I don't know what the password for your mysql installation is.

@jji7skyline
It is already out, however my web hosting company's disks crashed, so I'll have to redo my website. (which I don't currently have the time to do)

Oh, if you know what your password is, type it in in the mysql.h MYSQL_PASSWORD define.

Please can i beta test
languages:
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JAVA
php
Sorry not much  c but i can still help you!

@Scratchthatguys
I originally did this on a mac, this is a mac that I am typing this message on. I do not know what you mean about Mono not working, I did not even provide a Visual Studio Solution that you could have used. Anyways. (sigh)

I really couldn't help you in that case.

http://firemmo.site50.net/readme.html - Seems that there was a server failure at 000webhost. The site was lost D:

Can you post a link to the download so I can try installing this on a mac? (Maybe that will work.)

bobbybee wrote:

Sorry for the late response, but I fixed it (partially). I uploaded the original, along with a version that does not have the mysql stuff in it. Try that version, it might work better.

OK
<EDIT>
I get this error message in the no mysql version:
/tmp/ccTwrB73.o: In function `main':
main.c:(.text+0x337): undefined reference to `pthread_create'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

Can you tell me how to fix it?

Last edited by Dinoclor (2011-08-26 11:34:03)

Wait, what
How do you make pets like the scripted ones in Club Penguin?

YESS! It compiled!

So what do I do with it now?

Now I get this error:

ERROR Binding

When I run ./server.

Last edited by Dinoclor (2011-08-27 10:04:48)

@Dinoclor
That means that you have the port set to something that was already binded (basically another application is using it). If it is the first time running the server, it is possible that another application uses the port you had it set to. If you ran it before, and the applications open are the exact same, then that means that my application could properly close (I had a fix implemented before, but it didn't do much). Wait about 5 minutes in between closing the server so the operating system registers that the application is closed. If the problem does not cease when the above instructions are perform, you may consider rebooting you system.

@Fanofcena, I haven't looked into node.js, but I would almost guarantee you that it would be much, much slower than pure vanilla C, as C is closer to the hardware. Also, this project was mostly done for a learning purpose, and i doubt would be practical in a real world application. Either way, if you looked at the code (which I'm starting to the doubt) you would know I have implemented an easier alternative to event based applications, and it benefits be because I have the implementation at my fingertips, and there is no reverse-engineering involved.

On computer 1:

1. Open scratch.
2. Open the drawing project.
3. A dialog should pop up that says "Remote sensors connection enabled"
4. Start the server
5. Open client.fla
6. Modify the host variable to your ip address.
7. Modify the port variable to match the port you have set in FireMMO's code. (If you didn't change the port it will be 7070)
8. Publish it to a mac executable
9. Close flash
10. Open client.app (it should be created in step 7)
11. Go back to scratch

On mac 2 (important that this one is a mac):
1. Copy client.app from computer 1 onto drive. (thumb drive comes to mind)
2. Download the drawing project
3. Open client.app
4. Open the drawing project
5. Again, the dialog box should pop up.
6. Drag the set variable block onto the workspace (no idea what its called)
7. Change the variable to host
8. Change the value to 0
9. Double click it
10. Drag it back to the block palette

On both computers click the green flag.

On computer 1 draw with the mouse
...and on computer 2 the design should appear (there are bugs, it will look distorted)

(I know that was a bit confusing and long, but that would be a life of programming. Feel free to ask any questions if you need to)