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Socket Programming In C
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| I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If anyone
knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
Nori
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| Lew Pitcher 2006-05-19, 7:03 pm |
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nori wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics.
What do you consider to be "beyond the basics"?
What sort of subject matter are you looking for?
> Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
> again
Possibly because it is /that/ simple to do socket programming.
> or cost money, money that I don't have right now.
You get what you pay for. Or don't get, in this case :-S
> If anyone
> knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
> pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
Is http://www.frostbytes.com/~jimf/pap...ts/sockets.html worth
your while?
> Nori
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Enterprise Technology Solutions, TD Bank Financial Group
(Opinions expressed here are my own, not my employer's)
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| On 19 May 2006 09:30:23 -0700
"nori" <noridotjabi@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and
> over again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If
> anyone knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not
> the man pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
What language?
import java.net.*;
public class S {
public S {
Socket s = new Socket( "localhost", 25 );
}
}
man nc
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| Chris Friesen 2006-05-19, 7:03 pm |
| nori wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
> again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If anyone
> knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
> pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
> Nori
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Do you have access to a public library? Have you tried looking there?
The book you're looking for is "UNIX Network Programming, 2nd Ed." by
Stevens. There are two volumes.
Chris
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| Jim Cochrane 2006-05-19, 7:03 pm |
| On 2006-05-19, nori <noridotjabi@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
> again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If anyone
> knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
> pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
> Nori
>
I don't have the URL handy, but you can probably find it easily with
google:
Beej’s Guide to Network Programming
Using Internet Sockets
by Brian “Beej” Hall
covers some fairly advanced topics (in addition to introductory material).
I can't guarantee it meets your requirements, but it may be worth
checking out.
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| dfeustel@mindspring.com 2006-05-20, 8:02 am |
| Chris Friesen <cbf123@mail.usask.ca> wrote:
> nori wrote:
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> Do you have access to a public library? Have you tried looking there?
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> The book you're looking for is "UNIX Network Programming, 2nd Ed." by
> Stevens. There are two volumes.
There is now a third edition of vol 1 which deals with sockets.
> Chris
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| nori wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
> again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If anyone
> knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
> pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
http://beej.us/guide/
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| dfeustel@mindspring.com 2006-05-22, 7:08 pm |
| nori <noridotjabi@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am looking for some sort of free tutorial/book/guide to *n*x socket
> programming that goes beyond the basics. Everything that I find on
> line is simply the same basic information being presented over and over
> again or cost money, money that I don't have right now. If anyone
> knows where I can get some sort of documentation (please not the man
> pages don't even say it) tell me. Thanks
> Nori
If you have a library card, you should be able to get a copy of
Stevens' _Unix Network Programming_, vol 1, 3rd edition via
interlibrary loan from your local library.
Normally the interlibrary loan service is free.
Dave Feustel
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| Chris McDonald 2006-05-22, 7:08 pm |
| >nori <noridotjabi@gmail.com> wrote:[color=darkred]
This is a fairly well respected tutorial:
http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
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