IO interface with Arduino over Ethernet

I have been looking into this issue and found using either:

STEPPORT = (int)(rxbuffer[STEPPORTDATA]); //Casting char buffer in rxbuffer[STEPPORTDATA] to an (int) then assign to STEPPORT seems to work.

My main issue now is bypassing the gwibber library, I don't understand why this is used and how to create a work around

(been experimenting with:
#received = service.recv(150) #Gwibber function for receiving data - no idea what it is
received = service.recvfrom(150) #USING SOCK instead of gwibber

But experiencing other problems

I also installed on arduino Uno. Under Halshow Iam not being able to toggle Input pins.
Please guide me how to use input/output from arduino.

DocStein99 wrote:

Linux is a whole lot easier to code - compared to MICROSOFT!

Windows has so many layers of permissions, grants, rights to access admin for each and every move - it's evolved to take the fun out of coding and bring misery of security! I can't go on about how many bible sized books I studied to try and learn how to write a hardware device driver in windows.....

 

Windows is designed by and for the mind of a bureaucrat. These are people who like complications and details for the sake of being complicated and detailed. The less purpose it serves, the better.

In the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, these people were referred to as "Vogons".

GaryLa wrote:

In the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, these people were referred to as "Vogons".

Seems like everywhere you look there is more and more of those Vogons!
I would put a smiley face, but it is not a laughing matter any more.
Thank you for reminding me, will dig out the movie and watch it, if i can.

Not being a vogon myself,  how was the Ethernet to arduino going? I was looking at using classicladder/modbus to access arduino i/o, as It looks easier,  but I'm just browsing currently.