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<P><FONT SIZE=2>I've hacked some code to provide TCP/IP server-client communication as an alternative to Unix filesystem sockets. This should hopefully make it easier for a solver compiled with Visual C++ to communicate with gmsh (no need to rely on cygwin). Would you like me to integrate this fully and submit a patch?<BR>
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Also I've been looking at compiling gmsh itself with Visual C++, tentatively. Has this been tried before? I guess having TCP/IP communication removes one difficulty. If I get anything working I'll send you the project files.<BR>
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Chris<BR>
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Chris Stott<BR>
Department of Mathematics,<BR>
University of Surrey<BR>
United Kingdom<BR>
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