ohhh, now i see. those cnet people had me under the impression that it was a type of bittorrent. i perfectly understand now. keep us posted on ur progress
ohhh, now i see. those cnet people had me under the impression that it was a type of bittorrent. i perfectly understand now. keep us posted on ur progress
How can you read news from CNET?? CNET has a reputation for either oversimplifying things, or blowing them out of proportion. Or doing both, so that what they report is really pointless and of no real value.
My question on open source options was based on this: what about those of us out there using Linux or a Mac but that might want to do this just as a learning experience? Will whatever development platform that will be used support this? Or will this be a MS C# Implementation project?
The answer you seek is *+5,2*3,2
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Created the first c# tutorial on the project page, can be viewed @ http://codebox.zapto.org/tutorials/hello
its not much but will give a basic introduction to C# programming.
@Ender I have decided to use Portable.Net for cross platform development.. If i stick close to standard C# and use System.Windows.Forms windowing toolkit it should be seamlessly cross platform without modification to codes. If you want to you can take a look at the DotGnu Portable.Net project.
Portable.Net also got the QT# (KDE) and GTK# (GNOME) windowing libraries to play with.
OK I did about 2 hours of reading on:
C# Language Specification
by Scott Wiltamuth and Anders Hejlsberg
from VC#.Net documentation
and took a look at
Branching and Looping in C#, Part 1
contributed by Michael Youssef
http://www.aspfree.com/c/b/C-Sharp
so far so good! Tomorrow I will try to do more.
Let's act on what we agree on now, and argue later on what we don't.
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good good. so what are your thoughs about the language so far?
It allows some things to be written easier. Like passing an object to represent all data types. In C++, I would be fighting templates to get that.
It allows the use of a wider library than VC++.
Let's act on what we agree on now, and argue later on what we don't.
Black men leave Barbeque alone if Barbeque don't trouble you
is there a beta release for the torrent client yet?
LOL... not yet megiddo, im still in the design/research phase. Im still young when it comes to C# so i have to be coding simple network programs (like my socks4 proxy ) to get comfortable with the language. Im also working on the logical desing of the software. I want it to support plugins and other protocols like http, ftp, gopher (kinda like an all in one dl manager). So basically im still working on the blue prints for this program. which include class/object designing and communication between the objects, anyone wishing to participate can easliy understanding the software without going into code. After im done with the design i'll be posting a schedule for the releases.
If i didn't have a full time job ill be one my way with coding already. I guess by mid May i'll be able to give a schedule.
What about now? Are you still designing?Originally Posted by megiddo
i have read, about bit torrent. and i am already a GURU on C3 so im in.
what u have soo far, and what can i do.
when reading the document a saw that there is already a torent client in .Net called TorrentDotNet.
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