New to network programming in C++

[RanBlade]

Hello. Iam intrested in learning network programming in both windows and unix. I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions on places to look, books to buy, or other things that may not be on this site. If so that would be great thank you for your time. RanBlade aka Eric Ranaldi "Passion is what drive you to stay until 4am ficing that minor bug that hardly anyone would notice...Passion is where great games come from. If you don'l live and breath games, you shouldn't be in the gaming industry" - Dave Pottinger, Ensemble Studios

[RaviBee]

Eric, "Network programming" is a wide subject. For starters you could look at sample code and applications right here at CodeProject in the Internet & Network Programming[^] section. You'll find lots of interesting pieces of code there. As you begin to delve deeper, you might find yourself getting interested in a specific area of network programming. I personally am fascinated by (but know very little about) client-server interactions and internet spiders and crawlers. Have fun! /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com

[ankita patel 0]

if you want to start with socket programming in c, here is a very good easy to use guide: http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~beej/guide/net/ ankita

[Vimal Earnest]

You should read the books by "Networking Books" by Richard Stevens. It is considered the standard book for learning networking. It is based on UNIX/POSIX, but the principles covered will be same for windows also. ~ Vimal