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[killerheath]

Ive made two threads in c++
Thread1:

if(server::bufferEncrypt)
{
	bufferencrypt(server::bufferPassword,0);
}
int messageId = readbyte(0);
if(messageId!=0)
    server::print("BUFFER0 ["+server::doubleToString(messageId)+"]", game::c_magenta);

Thread2:

if(server::bufferEncrypt)
{
	bufferencrypt(server::bufferPassword,1);
}
int messageId = readbyte(1);
if(messageId!=0)
    server::print("BUFFER1 ["+server::doubleToString(messageId)+"]", game::c_magenta);

And heres what i send from the gm client:

clearbuffer(1)
writebyte(1,1)
scr_encryptbuffer(1);
sendmessage(global.socket, "", 0, 1);

I want the ouput in c++ to be this:

BUFFER1 [1]

But instead it doesnt read the second buffer at all!?

What am i doing wrong, this is my first attempt at using a second buffer

Is there an alternative to creative another server to send out a different set of bytes, that one "readbyte" will not receive but another will, im not sure if this is what a buffer is

Edited by killerheath, 12 April 2012 - 07:27 AM.

[killerheath]

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Edited by killerheath, 12 April 2012 - 06:39 AM.

[graves23]

How should we know C++ man ?
These forums meant for GAME MAKER!!!!!!!!!

[AlexTM]

<destroyed>

Edited by A!ex, 12 April 2012 - 07:24 AM.

[killerheath]

How should we know C++ man ?
These forums meant for GAME MAKER!!!!!!!!!

Haha alex ^^ -.-

39dll is the same in c++ and gamemaker, im not asking how to code in c++ im asking how to control buffers in 39dll.

Edited by killerheath, 12 April 2012 - 07:25 AM.