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Got to learn some new thinigs about Visual Studio today. Basically I wanted to build a library and integrate it into an existing solution.  Steps: 1. Open Solution, Add new project of type "Class Library". Then create namespaces, classes, static library functions etc. Build it. Build OK, DLL ready. Step 2: In other project ( where DLL is to be used), Add reference, Browse, Select Newly created DLL. Add using for DLL namespace. Call function in DLL. Call OK. Build this project.  Hiccup! Issue no 1: DLL project was using newer .Net version while other project (Lets say App project) was using slightly older version and so it's build was giving error - Type or namespace for Library namespace not found.  Bit of googling gave me solution. So set Lib's .Net version to same as App. Build OK.  Next step: Verify solution is building correctly. For this there's something called build order to consider. For this in VS there's a setting - "Project Build Order..."...

So yesterday I re-updated my AquaFish from 2.0.4.3 to 2.0.5.6 and then to 2.1.3.7. This halfway update was because 2.0.5.6 is a major update and we can't directly update from 2.0.4.3 to 2.1.3.7. So instead we have to update in steps.  Anyway, just reached office and checked the connection. Sadly nothing! I checked dmesg output and there was a boatload of vos_malloc errors. So looks like there's some bug somewhere where something critically dies and the connection fails.  Anyway my curiosity is satisfied. Maybe the one working connection instance I observed was a fluke, a mere chance, an aberration and looks like the universe has fixed it!  Alas! Sometimes we can do with some error! Cheers!