Adding optional interfaceAssociatedAddress to to UDPReceiver/UDPSender/OD4Session c'tor #13
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@chrberger I am a bit unsure whether I managed to put all the ifdef blocks for the different OS:s correctly. There are some parts of the existing ones I cant wrap my head around... Also, if you have an idea about how to include this in the automatic test suite, I am all ears. Now, some holidays, so no need to stress the review ;) |
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Adding optional constructor argument for allowing explicit interface address to be used when joining a multicast group. This makes it possible to explicitly set which interface that should be used when joining a multicast group on a computer with multiple NICs.