I found it intresting that this application was written in Delphi, and not the language your using for the server -- C#.
Lol...Its really not that interesting. All this program does is check the ip address and see if it is online or not. The server was just made using C#. It doesnt mean that it needs to have a C# Server Status Checker.
Lol...Its really not that interesting. All this program does is check the ip address and see if it is online or not. The server was just made using C#. It doesnt mean that it needs to have a C# Server Status Checker.
Lol,
Hiyoal
Nice job on stating the obvious, however; Lets look at it from my perspective before you bash my thininking. How many of you could figure out it was made in Delphi? Secondly when a person integrates between two languages (The one being used for the server, and something else) it usually can show weakness in the first language (C#), this is not always the case. Secondly, Delphi's a dead language for the most part, more or less it's just pascals equivilent to C's C++.
Nice job on stating the obvious, however; Lets look at it from my perspective before you bash my thininking. How many of you could figure out it was made in Delphi? Secondly when a person integrates between two languages (The one being used for the server, and something else) it usually can show weakness in the first language (C#), this is not always the case. Secondly, Delphi's a dead language for the most part, more or less it's just pascals equivilent to C's C++.
i used delphi cause its really simple to make a server status checking application ... just requires a dragging of the clientsocket function ... adding the ip and port then bingo it just needs designing
Nice job on stating the obvious, however; Lets look at it from my perspective before you bash my thininking. How many of you could figure out it was made in Delphi? Secondly when a person integrates between two languages (The one being used for the server, and something else) it usually can show weakness in the first language (C#), this is not always the case. Secondly, Delphi's a dead language for the most part, more or less it's just pascals equivilent to C's C++.
I figured out it was made from delphi straight away. How can it show weaknesses in the other language when it checks an IP Address??!
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