emulation

The socket module in python wraps the _socket module which is the C implementation stuff. As well, socket.socket will take a _sock parameter that must implement the _socket interface. In some regards _sock must be an actual instance of the underlying socket type from _socket since the C code does type checking (unlike pure python). Given that you can pass in a socket-like object for _sock , it seems like you could write a socket emulator that you could pass in to socket.socket. It would need to emulate the underlying socket behavior but in memory and not over a real network or anything. It

hy again! I'm trying to connect two emulators running as server and client on the same PC.The thing is that one of them is inside a virtual machine.What addresses should I use for each of the emulators in order to connect between them? I'm using a TCP based connection! The first emulator is running on Windows 7 The second one inside the Vmware is on Xp The IP of my PC inside the network is 192.168.71.1 Really gratefull if u answer.Thx!! I imagine you'd want to use the localhost address (127.0.0.1). Set the server up to listen and once it is up and running have the client connect and you should

Unable to debug using VSCode for flutter. I'm using windows and I'm trying to use a android emulator. I have attempted to reinstall flutter, android SDK and VSCode to fix the issue as well as setting environment variables. This is the error that I get when launching debug mode. Failed to launch emulator: Error: Emulator didn't connected within 60 seconds Are there any better emulators that I can use for both android and IOS, because I don't even know where to begin with IOS emulators. I'm new to app development and want to get started making applications for both devices. Steps: Open Android

For fun I'm implementing an NES emulator. I'm currently reading through documentation for the 6502 CPU and I'm a little confused. I've seen documentation stating because the 6502 is little-endian so when using absolute addressing mode you need to swap the bytes. I'm writing this on an x86 machine which is also little-endian, so I don't understand why I couldn't simply cast to a uint16_t*, dereference that, and let the compiler work out the details. I've written some simple tests in google test and they seem to agree with me. // implementation of READ16 #define READ16(addr) (*(uint16_t*)addr)

i've been 24 hours nonstop trying to sort this out with no luck. At first it worked slow, but worked. Then Eclipse started to have errors connecting with the emulator and then the emulator by itself just shows ANDROID_ forever. ( forever as in two hours) What i've tried in this 24 hours: -reinstalling eclipse,sdk,jdk. -deleting .android folder in document and settings. -waiting 2 hours for the emulator to work by itself. -downloading the 2.2 image and the 2.2.3 image, also 1.6, none works. Can you tell me what i've missed? The emulator just sits forever in the ANDROID_ and occassionaly on the