Hi Jonas,
Do you have a link to ENET_wrapper.hpp? Searching I can find variations on
that name, but no an exact match.
I can also find projects that describe themselves as enet wrappers, but which
don't contain a file of that name (and I don't want to set off with a random
project if there is some recommended source that would be better for me...)
Thanks again,
Ian
On Tuesday, 12 December 2017, 18:01:51 GMT, Jonas Beck
<[email protected]> wrote:
1,2,3: yes
try simple enet-only example code same machine.
bonus: search for ENET_wrapper.hpp for nice c++ example.
On December 12, 2017 5:08:35 PM GMT+01:00, Ian Badcoe <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to create a prototype game using enet for networked play.
I am creating the host and client very similarly to what is shown in the
tutorial, but I cannot get the client to connect to the server. So far, this
is all on the same machine... A client should be able to find a server on the
same machine, shouldn't it?
I have tried adjusting the port and address settings in many different ways in
an attempt to make it work but everything fails the same way, e.g. the
"enet_host_service" call that I make after "enet_host_connet" times out without
generating any event.
My code is quite large (because I have integrated enet into the existing
non-networked codebase) but what is done with enet is pretty simple (and even
simpler during this initial phase...)
The host was created like this:
ENetAddress address;
address.host = ENET_HOST_ANY;
address.port = 1234;
_data->_enet_host = enet_host_create(
&address,
32,
2,
0, 0);
and then goes into a loop which calls enet_host_service continually:
int ret = enet_host_service(_data->_enet_host, &event, 5);
-----
The client was created like this:
_data->_enet_host = enet_host_create(
NULL,
1,
2,
0, 0);
if (!_data->_enet_host)
{
...
}
int ret;
ENetAddress address;
address.host = ENET_HOST_BROADCAST;
address.port = _data->_port;
_data->_enet_peer = enet_host_connect(_data->_enet_host, &address, 1, 0);
if (_data->_enet_peer == NULL)
{
...
}
ENetEvent event;
ret = enet_host_service(_data->_enet_host, &event, 5000);
if (ret > 0 && event.type == ENET_EVENT_TYPE_CONNECT) { ... <- we
never get here and "ret" is always zero
}
-----
I have tried a lot of possibilities for the address and port settings,
addresses including:
127.0.0.1ENET_HOST_ANY (host)
ENET_HOST_BROADCAST (client)
local ip
and various ports such as 55555 or 5432
but nothing seems to work. I am compiling for x64 on windows using VC2017.
Enet is running in its own thread, and I have been careful with a
critical_section for the parts that need it, but the program is not getting far
enough to reach any thread<->thread issues yet...
My problem is I don't know where the problem might lie:
1) can Enet work on a single machine?2) can ENET_HOST_BROADCAST work on a
single machine?3) can it be network settings / firewall (I doubt this since in
the past I have done a lot of general client server work from VMs hosted on
this same machine without any difficulty...)
I basically need some hint on where to look for the problem... Does Enet have
some sort of verbose mode that will log problems to the debug stream?
Thanks for any help, I did try looking in the mail-list archives but my problem
is not really knowing what to search for...
Later I will try again at home, which should eliminate network/firewalls as a
possibility...
Thanks again,
Ian
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