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I want to write a communication program that connects DOS to Windows.大概 as follows:
Read the content in a file and send this content information to the server, and generate a file with the same content on the server.
How to implement the above?
What tools are needed to write the program under DOS? What things are needed to write the program under Windows and how to receive it?

Why hasn't anyone answered?

Originally posted by david0620 at 2008-12-12 11:35 AM:
Why is there no one answering?

1) There are no people who understand here
2) There are no people who understand here
3) People who understand are not willing to answer

It shouldn't be 3, right

This should be known by someone, just give me a way.
1. What programming tools are needed to write DOS programs under DOS? (TC or Wattcp)
2. What tools are needed to write this receiving program under Windows? (.net or others)
3. What things are needed between each other?

Don't think about it! I've already tried it~!
The packet loss of programs under DOS is too serious!

For DOS networking, it's best to use mature NOVELL or NetworkClient platforms, which have interrupt programming interfaces.

Programming with WATTCP, within the local area network. Using the TCP protocol, I think it's still okay.

Just use the DSOCK library + packet network environment.

In DOS, use Borland C 3.1; in Windows, you can use VC, Delphi, etc. The development libraries use TCPCP or WATTCP

The answer is (3)
If your foundation is sufficient~~Refer to the Example (including Source Code) under Watt-32 Network Tools in http://www.bgnett.no/~giva/~~You can write a basic Send/Receive program in a few hours
I have used it extensively in DJGPP and Borland C/C++ 4.5~~One of the applications is the way you described, as a TSR (resident mode), scanning a specific directory, and uploading files over TCP.