how to disable: bytes_recv = #; bytes_send = #

[Anonymous]

How can the continuous display of “bytes_recv = #; bytes_send = #” be disabled?

This happens continuously at my Visual Studio Output window when my Windows app using networkcomms is connected and communicating over USB to another computer, also with networkcomms.

I tried “networkComms.DisableLogging();” but to no avail.

[Anonymous]

I’ve just done a source code search for the string “bytes_recv” and cannot locate anything. Could you provide an exact copy paste of what you are seeing. And this is appearing in the visual studio ‘output’ window?

It may be there is some debugging information we have forgotten to disable. If you can give me the above I should be able to find it.

Regards,

Marc

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Mark. Sorry for delay… pulled off to another project, and now back on this one, hotter priority than ever. (typical)

Here you go:

bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 72; bytes_send = 72
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256
bytes_recv = 256; bytes_send = 256

Also, I posted more details in subsequent post, which I just posted, because I forgot about this one…

[Anonymous]

I’m pretty sure this is not coming from networkcomms.net as no part of those messages is present in our source. I’ll try and do some investigation today as to what the source of this is but it clearly looks, based on your other post, like it has something to do with the USB connection. How by the way is the USB network connection setup? Is it a debugging connection or a tether for instance?

[Anonymous]

MattD,
it is a USB cable plugged into Windows-7 computer and plugged into 4th gen iPad.
App on Windows is Visual Studio 2010 C# and NetworkComms.net and
app on iPad is Xamarin Monotouch C# and NetworkComms.net

[Anonymous]

Have also answered your Stackoverflow post as follows:

I’ve looked through the source for NetworkComms.Net and the output you are reporting is not generated from within NetworkComms.Net. I would recommend investigating the other tools you are using such as the USB->TCP connection.

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