Revolution Emulator [C#, R63B, Encryption Cracked, DAO, Fluent NHibernate, Lua Plugin, Mono]

[iRekan]

This looking sweet!

 

[Rejo]

omg can't wait for this!!! love REV Work!

 

[xXSky_FounderXx]

xD

Give It Too Us

 

[xXSky_FounderXx]

1st Post WOOOOOP

 

[Khalil]

1st Post WOOOOOP

I'm just wondering if your blind or something...

 

[iRekan]

1st Post WOOOOOP

Err... 71 pages mate.. Don't think that's the first post

On-topic: Any updates/news?

 

[Crateria]

Err... 71 pages mate.. Don't think that's the first post

On-topic: Any updates/news?

I think he meant that it was his first post

On-topic: Are there any updates?

 

[Zak]

Not much updates me and Adil are figuring out how to fucking handle data on the SuperSockets, i think Adil may have found it.

 

[Adil]

SuperSockets is BS
Anyway, expect some updates soon.

 

[Zak]

SuperSockets is BS
Anyway, expect some updates soon.

Agreed, not worth the time.

 

[Gaz]

RevCMS = Amazing
RevEMU = Can't wait!

 

[DevDexter]

Supersockets aren't BS. They're better to use than BeginAccept EndAccept etc..
Anyway, good luck I suppose?

 

[Adil]

SuperSockets is a wrapper over TCP.

 

[Zak]

SuperSockets is a wrapper over TCP.

Over .NET's Socket library*

 

[Adil]

Over .NET's Socket library*

Which is an abstracted wrapper over Windows' TCP stack!

 

[EthaanRaadley]

Whai .NET Framework 4.5
I cant use on my computer,
that really sucks,
Use 4.0, alot of people use it.

 

[Feedback]

Oh, I heaven't been following the development. But where can I find all the information on what's done and when might it be released? And will the emulator be updated like Phoenix, it will it be dumped like Uber?

 

[Adil]

Whai .NET Framework 4.5
I cant use on my computer,
that really sucks,
Use 4.0, alot of people use it.

We decided to use .NET 4.5 because of its support for the new async keyword among other things.

Feedback, it will be regularly updated.

 

[Zak]

.NET 4.5 is not hard to install lol, it's free and not that heavy on memory size.

As Adil said, .NET 4.5 gives asynchronous programming more of a advantage by giving us a way to parallel program, and take advantage of different cores of processors.

.NET 4.5 features the keyword 'async' as Adil said, and 'await' which allows the multiple tasking work.

It also has a lot of new methods to support these keywords around the .NET socket library, for example a old method in one of the stream classes called Read(), now has a new method (the old still exists) called ReadAsync() which works with Task type variables like Task<int>, i won't go further into detail since most of you's are probably lost at what i am saying at this point.

 

[iHarrison]

Whai .NET Framework 4.5
I cant use on my computer,
that really sucks,
Use 4.0, alot of people use it.

You should be able to install it fine.. I'm looking at it now and it should support the majority of Windows operating systems.