From the terminal/command prompt:
"ping domain" (i.e. ping www.google.com) or "ping ipaddress" (i.e. ping 209.85.135.99)
It isn't related to B3D programming though... or do you mean how can you replicate it?
In that case, the ping command uses the ICMP protocol, while in B3D to my knowledge you can only directly access TCP and UDP streams.
To do a TCP/UDP ping you should send a small packet to a certain address, check the time needed to respond and reduce the default waiting time for lost packets.
"ping domain" (i.e. ping www.google.com) or "ping ipaddress" (i.e. ping 209.85.135.99)
It isn't related to B3D programming though... or do you mean how can you replicate it?
In that case, the ping command uses the ICMP protocol, while in B3D to my knowledge you can only directly access TCP and UDP streams.
To do a TCP/UDP ping you should send a small packet to a certain address, check the time needed to respond and reduce the default waiting time for lost packets.