On Jun 19, 2008, at 8:22 AM, Andrew Holden wrote:
In either case, when I debug, the port of the endpoint is always 11035, no matter what I set it to. I am able to connect to the endpoint, but not able to write data to it. I get a "File handle supplied is not valid error message". I presume the most likely reason for this is that the port 11035 is not open.
Do you mean 11035 or 11305? I ask this because, when I swap the bytes of 10540, I get 11305.
I'm not familiar with ASIO, but I know that in network communication, integers are sent in "network byte order," which is most significant byte first, but Intel processors store integers least significant byte first. Hence the need to swap them.
I had that thought at first too, but on rereading his original message realized he did say "no matter what I set it to," and realized I must be thinking something way too simple to actually be the problem. :-) Good mention, though! - Chris