Kevin Is there any sort of patching procedure for RakNet? In lieu of one... AutoPatcher.cpp in Source/AutoPatcher needs to have <stdlib.h> included as well, for the "system" call, on Linux (it's defined by default on Windows). It's harmless on Windows, so it doesn't need to be bracketed with #ifdef. Greg Kevin Jenkins wrote: > 2.32 is released. > > For Windows, I replaced Sleep with WaitForSingleObject on a timer. In > theory this should greatly improve both performance and consistency. > Please let me know if you find this to be the case. > > For reasons I don't understand, it wouldn't compile CreateWaitableTimer > and SetWaitableTimer until I globally defined _WIN32_WINNT=0x0410 . I > shouldn't have to do this because it should already be done from > windows.h - but it wasn't. If anyone knows of a resolution to this > issue please let me know. In the meantime, if you use the source > directly you will also need to define that in your project settings if > you want to use WaitForSingleObject. Otherwise, it will revert to using > Sleep. There is a #pragma message that indicates which you are using > when you build. The pre-built lib and dll uses WaitForSingleObject. > > Linux continues to use Sleep. If anyone knows the Linux equivalent > please let me know (or better yet - the code). > > This version also fixes a variety of problems with setting the password. > > As a side note, I attempted to fix IO completion ports but due to > structural changes I wasn't able to get it to work within a reasonable > amount of effort. In a future version I will re-evaulate the changes > needed to get it to work again as well as investigate if it offers any > performance benefit over the current optimized system. > >