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  1. 25th January 2011, 20:06 #1
    kosasker
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    Default Is there any way to make Layer 2 Network Applications with Qt library ?

    Hi to all Trolls,Qt fans and other ones

    As like you read!.. I want to make a Layer 2 application.. I need to work with arp packages. Didnt want to use libpcap...

    Java can do it, i cant understand, how a C++ library can't do.. Don't make me cry :'(

    Ok... Thats joke! But i'm reading documents nearly 2 weeks, searching, looking and also...

    I looked at many many documents about winsock/winsock2... I need a native solution about this ? I'm really overloaded...

    Best regards...
    Last edited by kosasker; 25th January 2011 at 20:26.
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