> looking at the data stdout.write appears to be either skipping data or
> just plain corrupting the data...has anyone else seen this? any
> suggestions?
I've yet to see it in any of my projects, and I don't think that
StdOut.Write is broken (it just does a simple C printf under the hood, kinda
tough to break that), so I'm guessing it's something with your code.
I'm just wondering why you don't do this:
StdOut.Write( inStream.ReadAll )
instead of grabbing 100 bytes at a time and sending them. Does that make a
difference with the data that gets sent?
~Aaron
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