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Feature/udp component #32
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@reza-ebrahimi looks like for Dashing (Ubuntu 18.04) it doesn't like how you did the |
Try with this one: |
See my feedback on #31. |
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adds on to #31 with a generic
udp_node
component. this is semi-functional as-is, just missing one step.that step is to copy from the boost
mutable_buffer
over to astd::vector<uint8_t>
type. im definitely not a cpp expert here and would ask for some advice from @JWhitleyWork or anyone else.overall i thought working with the updates from #31 was a lot easier than before, and im loving where this package is heading.