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Good day!
I'm writing DC-client (DC#)
I'm using in this project source code of DC# client. But I have a problem:
TTH from source code SOMETIMES doesn't match TTH from DC++ clients.
DC# source code includes source code of Thex.cs project.

Tell me, please. Why is there problem of dismatching TTH? :confused:

P.S. sorry for bad English

DC++ - client Direct Connect (FlyLinkDC, Pelink, StrongDC++) (maked in C++,ATL)
DC# - client Direct Connect (maked in C#)
TTH - tiger tree hash

Posted 31-Mar-10 23:27pm

Evlikat

Updated 1-Apr-10 5:52am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2010-03-31T23:58:00

Sorry but your question makes no sense whatsoever. Try using proper words rather than acronyms. For example what is TTH, DC#, DC++?

Thank you for the update, but that does not give any more information; you have just told us what the acronyms stand for.

Try and explain what your program is doing, if necessary post some code so we can see what may be wrong.