Re: reading network data

Ender wrote:

.... snip ...

So here's my question, if I send unencrypted numbers across the
wire, that's exactly what I should see in my read() buffer on the
other side, correct?

According to the code you posted, the error is in line 42. You
also failed to include attributions for the material you quoted.
Those are the initial lines of the form "whozits wrote:".

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