Ok, thanks for the update.
2014-04-09 11:02 GMT+02:00 venkatesh :
> Hi,
>
> Kindly suggest on this issue as we are struggling this issue past two days
> for release build.
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> Thanks
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> Venkatesh.R
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Hi Earan.
This is a supposition, so may be completely wrong ;).
Did you tryed to enumerate the COM ports from the device and read from them
when you scan something?
The most usual on devices with integrated hardware is to connect it through
virtual COM ports, also, in the datasheet should be som
Hi.
For a tetris-like game, using monogame with monotouch/droid as
miljenko said and XNA, you will reuse nearly all the code between all
three platforms.
But for drawing is another history, drawing in real time to a texture
is not the straightest operation to do in XNA or OpenGL, I find easier
to
Hi.
First of all, I must say programming a game is not as simple as it seems.
If you don't have any knowledge about OpenGL and XNA it's going to be
hard beside the tools you use.
Ok, so, first of all you must create an engine with an abstraction
layer to reuse the máximum possible code.
If you
LOL... ¿seriously? ¿someone with that name can be so moron to say that?
ROFL
Also, let other people live what they like, seeing the code it's obvious
for everyone that is not the code from a pro, but hey, every of us had to
learn in some point of time, no?
Instead opf saying nonsenses apport
Sayed, when the DownloadString function (the main function for the thread)
is finished, it's destroyed and the webclient is de-referenced, the only
reference left is the one on the async call which is eliminated when the
async call finishes, so, your im-so-good theroy is wrong WORNGGG!!! XD
WevCli
I agree that the threadpool calls are superfluous, calling directly to the
async methods would be the correct thing, but that had to not influence on
memory leakage inside a webclient.
As i said WebClient inherently leaks meory (at least in the fw 2.0, since
then I only used HttWebRequests because
Are YOU so moron that you don't see what that program does??
Creates a thread, the thread starts an async call, when the call is
finished a new thread is created and the process starts again. A
workerthread is automatically disposed when its main function is finished,
so there is going to be only
