Due to the current design of the UDP protcol, a 32 bit client may send a struct of the wrong size to a 64 bit user. This will cause the client to exit cleanly with . The solution to this is to standardize the size of a udp packet and perform the packet parsing client side rather than assuming the received struct is the right size.
TEMP FIX:
Make sure both the client and server are 32 bit. Or Make sure both the client and server are 64 bit.
Due to the current design of the UDP protcol, a 32 bit client may send a struct of the wrong size to a 64 bit user. This will cause the client to exit cleanly with . The solution to this is to standardize the size of a udp packet and perform the packet parsing client side rather than assuming the received struct is the right size.
TEMP FIX:
Make sure both the client and server are 32 bit. Or Make sure both the client and server are 64 bit.