[interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- From: "Erik Jakowatz" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: interfacekit@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 14:26:51 -0800
>Got a problem for you guys - I wrote an app and I don't know how to use
it!
>;P Seriously, though. I can get the data written to any port in the
system,
>but I don't know what to do with it from there. What should be done to
make
>all the junk I find a port useful for our purposes? Ideas?
Cool! Unfortunately, I don't really know what to do with it, either.
There doesn't seem to be a mechanism which could be used to intercept
port data and then pass it along to it's intended target (I briefly
looked into this toward the start of the project) -- or maybe you've
figured that out? If so, we can learn an *awful* lot by just watching
what goes though a port when we do certain things (like, say, draw a
line ;). Even if you haven't puzzled out the pass-on portion, we might
still be able to grok a good deal of what goes on between app_server and
friends -- or input_server and app_server.
In fact, I'm getting an idea. But then again, it would only be useful
if we wanted to reverse engineer the app_server protocol -- which I
don't think we're really interested in, right?
e
Data is not information, and information is not knowledge: knowledge is
not understanding, and understanding is not wisdom.
- Philip Adams
- Follow-Ups:
- [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- From: DarkWyrm
- References:
- [interfacekit] PortThief
- From: DarkWyrm
Other related posts:
- » [interfacekit] PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- » [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- [interfacekit] Re: PortThief
- From: DarkWyrm
- [interfacekit] PortThief
- From: DarkWyrm