K-NetLib licensing now available!

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K-NetLib licensing now available!

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Hi all,

Just wanted to let everyone know that K-NetLib is now available for commercial licensing. K-NetLib is a DLL that can be used with any language, and works great with PureBasic! This DLL allows the developer to incorporate powerful networking into their games and applications quickly, with lots of flexibility, and it's royalty free!

If you're just using the library for freeware apps, you don't need to license it. But if you want to have the flexibility to sell anything you make with K-NetLib, it's only US$29.95. One license and you can make as many commercial applications as you want!

For all the details, please visit the K-NetLib Information Area.

Thank you for your support!

-Krylar
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If you're just using the library for freeware apps, you don't need to license it.
Thank you very much, kind sir :wink:
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Hi Krylar,

impressive feature set!
cheers,
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Thanks for the feedback :D Hope you guys have a chance to give it a shot ;)

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I named my webserver application KNet... Which came first? KNet or K-NetLib? :P
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A little typo in the first paragraph :

"Includes all the following plus a full digital manual (DOC and PSD)"

Should that be PDF, or did you really do your manual as a Photoshop file? :-)
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i tried the PBChat example. all is working well (starting, sending, receiving,...) but at the end of the program, when KNL_Shutdown() is called this makes the window to freeze ever and ever... :cry: what's happening ?
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@Flype

This is quite strange. I had some problems when building that sample application with KNL + PB, but that was becouse I was handling the window close event improperly. Are you having this problem with the original PBChat.exe that comes in KNL package or have you changed the sources and compiled your own version?

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with the original source AND the original .exe !
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@Flype:

This is really strange... I really don't know what could cause such behavior. Can I ask for you system configuration ? (Windows & DirectX versions, at least). I've made several tests with that sample code in my system, but could not replicate the problem you're describing... I really want to fix this problem asap, but I'm kinda blind flight right now... :(

best wishes...

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my config is a simple win xp sp2 with standard xpsp2 firewall in which i opened the port in use by the demo.
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