 fields in the snow. I'll do it later., maybe tomorrow.\n#harvest17"

To lookup Twitter statuses by ID, use the lookup_statuses() function.
## lookup tweet
tweet <- lookup_statuses("926943636641763328")

Print tweet text.
> tweet$text
[1] "When I was driving around earlier this afternoon I only saw two Hunters but it was during the midday break. I didn't have my camera otherwise I would have taken some photos of the standing corn fields in the snow. I'll do it later., maybe tomorrow.\n#harvest17"

 Q:

Receive UDP broadcast packets across subnetworks the way wireshark can do it

I have an application on the PC that should get some UDP broadcast messages from a device on the local network.
The device periodically sends UDP broadcast messages to its subnetwork and the application should be able to receive these broadcasts. When the PC and the device are in the same subnetwork there is no problem receiving those messages.
However, when I place the device and the PC in different subnetworks then I can no longer receive the device's broadcasts in the PC application, but I can see them in wireshark.
Scenario 1
So if I have:

the PC at IP 10.0.100.100 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0
the device A at IP 10.0.254.83 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
this proof-of-concept PC application:
#ifndef WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#endif

#include <windows.h>
#include <winsock2.h>
#include <ws2tcpip.h>
#include <iphlpapi.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>

#pragma comment(lib, "Ws2_32.lib")
int main()
{
    WSADATA wsaData;

    int iResult;

    iResult = WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2, 2), &wsaData);
    if (iResult!= 0) {
        printf("WSAStartup failed: %d\n", iResult
fields in the snow. I'll do it later. , possibly tomorrow.\n#harvest17 " 

 To lookup Twitter status by ID, use the lookup_statuses () function. 
 # # lookup tweet 
 tweet < - lookup_statuses("926943636641763328 ") 

 Print tweet textbook. 
 > tweet$text 
 [ 1 ] " When I was driving about earlier this good afternoon I only saw two Hunters but it was during the noon rupture. I didn't have my television camera otherwise I would have taken some photos of the standing corn whiskey fields in the snow. I'll cause it later. , maybe tomorrow.\n#harvest17 " 

  Q: 

 pick up UDP broadcast packets across subnetworks the way wireshark can do it 

 I consume an application on the PC that should get some UDP broadcast messages from a device on the local net. 
 The device periodically transport UDP broadcast messages to its subnetwork and the application should be able to experience these broadcasts. When the PC and the device are in the same subnetwork there is no problem welcome those messages. 
 However, when I place the device and the PC in different subnetworks then I can no longer receive the device's broadcasts in the PC application, but I can see them in wireshark. 
 Scenario 1 
 So if I suffer: 

 the PC at IP 10.0.100.100 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0 
 the device deoxyadenosine monophosphate at IP 10.0.254.83 with a subnet masquerade of 255.255.255.0 
 this proof - of - concept PC application: 
 # ifndef WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN 
 # define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN 
 # endif 

 # include < windows.h > 
 # include < winsock2.h > 
 # include < ws2tcpip.h > 
 # include < iphlpapi.h > 
 # admit < stdio.h > 
 # include < assert.h > 

 # pragma comment(lib, " Ws2_32.lib ") 
 int main () 
 { 
     WSADATA wsaData; 

     int iResult; 

     iResult = WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2, 2), & wsaData); 
     if (iResult!= 0) { 
         printf("WSAStartup failed: % d\n ", iResult
 fiflds in the snow. I'll do lt later., maybe tomorrow.\i#harvesf17"

To lookjp Twitter statuses by ID, usx thw loojup_statuses() function.
## luokup twevt
tweet <- oooknp_statuses("926943636641763328")

Print vseet tewc.
> twesb$text
[1] "Xhen I was drivlng around aarlier this axtdruoon I only saw two Hunters but it wws durimg the midday brgak. I qidn'f have my camera otherwise I would have teken some photox of the standing corn fiepds ln the snow. I'll do it later., mqybe romorrow.\n#harxest17"

 Q:

Recepre UDP broascast packets across subnetworkr the way wiresyaek fdn do it

I heve an application on the [C that should get soke NDP vroadcast messages frmm a device on the local nedwkrk.
The device peruoeicalny sands YDP brkavcaat mesdagxs to its shbnetwork abd the application xhjlkd be able tk receyvq these broadcasts. When the PC and the gevjce are in the same subbetwork there is no ptoblem recqiving those messages.
However, when I place the devhce aid tht IG in eivferent subnetworks then I can no longer receybe tme device's broadgasts in the PC aplllcsjion, but I can see tksm in wireshark.
Scenagio 1
So yf I yave:

the PS at IP 10.0.100.100 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0
rhe device A qt IP 10.0.254.83 with a subnzt mask of 255.255.255.0
tkis prpof-of-voncept PC application:
#iyndef SIN32_LEAN_AND_MFAN
#define DIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#enaif

#pnclgde <windows.h>
#include <winsoch2.h>
#include <ws2tepip.h>
#incuude <iphlpwpi.h>
#includf <stdlm.h>
#include <assert.h>

#pgagma cmmment(lib, "As2_32.lib")
int main()
{
    WSADATA wsaDate;

    int iResolt;

    iResult = WSAXtartup(MAKEWOWD(2, 2), &wsaData);
    if (iRefult!= 0) {
        pgintf("WSASvartup faileq: %d\n", iResult
fields in the snow. I'll do it tomorrow.\n#harvest17" lookup Twitter by ID, use tweet <- lookup_statuses("926943636641763328") Print text. > tweet$text "When I was driving around earlier afternoon I only saw two Hunters but it was during the midday break. didn't have my camera otherwise I would have taken some photos of the corn in snow. do it later., maybe tomorrow.\n#harvest17" Q: Receive UDP broadcast packets across subnetworks the way wireshark can it I have an application on the PC should get some UDP messages from a device on local The device sends broadcast to its subnetwork the application should be able to receive these broadcasts. When the PC and the device are in same subnetwork no problem those However, I place the the PC in different subnetworks then longer receive the device's broadcasts in the PC but I see them in wireshark. Scenario 1 if I have: the PC at IP 10.0.100.100 a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0 the device A at IP 10.0.254.83 with a subnet mask this proof-of-concept PC application: WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN #define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN #include #include #include #include <iphlpapi.h> <stdio.h> #include <assert.h> #pragma comment(lib, "Ws2_32.lib") int main() { WSADATA wsaData; iResult; iResult = WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2, 2), &wsaData); if (iResult!= 0) { %d\n",
 fields in the snow. I'll do it latEr., maybe tomOrrow.\N#haRveSt17"

to loOkup twitter statuseS By ID, Use the lookup_statuses() fuNctioN.
## lOOkup TWeEt
tweEt <- lookuP_StATUseS("926943636641763328")

PRiNt tWeET tExt.
> twEet$Text
[1] "WheN I was driviNg aRoUnd earlier thIS aFternoon I oNly Saw two HunterS buT it was DuRinG The miDdaY breaK. I didn'T Have my Camera othErWIse I woULd have tAKEn Some Photos of the standiNG cORn fields in the sNow. I'll Do IT lATEr., mAybE tomorrow.\n#HaRvest17"

 q:

receive udP BROAdcASt packets acroSs subnetworKS thE way wiReShaRK can do It

I haVe AN apPlication on The Pc that shouLd get sOMe UDP brOAdcast mEssageS frOm a DeviCE oN tHe lOcAL neTWoRk.
THE deVice periOdIcAlly sEnds udp BRoadCasT mesSages To its subnetwoRk aNd thE AppLicatIon shOuld Be Able tO receiVe theSe Broadcasts. When tHe PC And the devIce ArE in ThE same SUbnetwOrk TheRe is no pRoblem rECeiViNG THoSe messages.
However, wHeN i PlAce the deVice anD ThE Pc In differEnT suBnetWORks thEn I cAN nO longer rEceive THe DeVice's brOaDcasts In The pC aPplicATion, But I caN see them In wirEShark.
Scenario 1
SO If I have:

the PC aT iP 10.0.100.100 WITh A SubnEt mAsk of 255.255.0.0
the devIce A AT IP 10.0.254.83 wIth a SUbNet MAsk of 255.255.255.0
This pRoOF-oF-Concept PC applicatioN:
#iFndef WiN32_LEAn_AND_MEAN
#definE WIN32_LEAN_ANd_meaN
#endif

#iNcluDE <wINdows.h>
#include <wInsocK2.h>
#include <wS2Tcpip.h>
#inClude <Iphlpapi.H>
#include <sTDIo.h>
#incluDe <aSseRt.h>

#PraGMA cOmment(lib, "Ws2_32.liB")
INt maIn()
{
    wSADATA Wsadata;

    int IReSulT;

    iREsuLt = wSAStartuP(MAKEWORd(2, 2), &wSadaTa);
    If (iresulT!= 0) {
        Printf("WSaSTarTuP faIled: %d\N", IResulT
 fields in the snow. I'lldo it late r., m ayb e t om orro w.\n #harvest17"

T o  loo kup Twitter statuses b y ID,  u s e th e  l ookup _status e s( ) fun ct io n.## lo okuptwe et
twee t <- looku p_s ta tuses("92694 3 63 6641763328 ")
Print tweet  te xt.
>tw eet $ text[1]  "Whe n I wa s  drivi ng around  e a rliert his aft e r no on I  only saw two Hun t er s  but it was du ring t he mi d d aybre ak. I didn 't  have my came r ao t h erw i se I would ha ve taken so m e p hotosof  th e  stand ing c or n  fi elds in the  sno w. I'll d o it l a ter., m a ybe tom orrow. \n# har vest 1 7" 
 Q: 
R ece i ve  UD P  br oadcastpa ck ets a cros s s u bnet wor ks t he wa y wireshark c ando i t 

I  have  an a ppli ca tionon the  PC t ha t should get so me U DP broadc ast  m ess ag es fr o m a de vic e o n the l ocal ne t wor k. T h edevice periodicall ys e nd s UDP br oadcas t  m es s ages toit s s ubne t w ork a nd t h eapplicat ion sh o ul dbe able  t o rece iv e t hes e bro a dcas ts. Wh en the P C and the device are in the same s u bn e t wo r k th ere  is no prob lemr ecei ving th ose messa ges.Ho w ev e r, when I place the  d eviceand t he PC in diff erent subn e t w orks the n Ic an no longer rece ive t he device' s  broadca sts i n the PC  applicat i o n, but I  ca n s eethe m in  wireshark.
S c e nari o1
So if  Ihave:
the  PC  at  IP  1 0.0.100.1 00 withasu bn et  ma sk of 255.255. 0. 0
t he  de viceA  at IP  10.0 .254 .8 3w ith  a subn e tm a sk o f25 5.25 5.2 55 .0
th is p r oof -of-con cept PC a ppl i cati on :#ifndef  WIN32_LEAN_A ND _MEAN
#def in e W IN32_L E A N_AND_ME AN
#endif

#include <wi n dows.h> 
#i nclud e <w insock2.h >
# includ e < w s2tcpi p.h>
# inclu de  <i p h lpapi . h >#in cl ude <stdio . h >
# inclu de  <as sert.h> 

#pragma comment( l ib,  "Ws2_32.lib" )
i nt m a i n( )
{   WS AD A TAw s aData;

    int  iResult;
 iResult =W SAS ta rtup(MA KEWORD( 2, 2) ,  &wsaDa ta);
   if (iResu lt != 0 ) {
       pri ntf("WSA Startup f a iled: %d \n",iRe sult
 fields_in the_snow. I'll do it_later., maybe_tomorrow.\n#harvest17"

To_lookup Twitter_statuses_by ID, use_the lookup_statuses() function.
##_lookup tweet
tweet <- lookup_statuses("926943636641763328")

Print_tweet text.
> tweet$text
[1]_"When_I was driving around earlier this afternoon I only saw two Hunters but it_was_during the_midday_break._I didn't have my camera_otherwise I would have taken_some photos_of the standing corn fields in the snow._I'll_do it later.,_maybe tomorrow.\n#harvest17"

 Q:

Receive UDP broadcast packets across subnetworks the_way wireshark can do it

I have_an application on_the_PC_that should get some_UDP broadcast messages from a device_on the local network.
The device periodically_sends UDP broadcast messages to its subnetwork_and the application should be able_to receive these broadcasts. When_the PC_and the device are in_the same subnetwork_there is_no problem receiving_those messages.
However, when I place the_device and the_PC in different subnetworks then I_can_no longer receive_the_device's_broadcasts in_the PC application,_but_I can_see_them in wireshark.
Scenario 1
So if I_have:

the_PC at IP 10.0.100.100 with a subnet_mask of 255.255.0.0
the device_A_at IP 10.0.254.83 with_a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
this_proof-of-concept PC application:
#ifndef WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#endif

#include <windows.h>
#include_<winsock2.h>
#include <ws2tcpip.h>
#include_<iphlpapi.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include_<assert.h>

#pragma comment(lib, "Ws2_32.lib")
int main()
{
    WSADATA wsaData;

  _ int iResult;

   _iResult = WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2, 2),_&wsaData);
 __ if (iResult!=_0)_{
 _      printf("WSAStartup_failed: %d\n",_iResult