
WinSocket!
Hey,all...
Now,I will start a WinSocket based Servce/Client application,and this application would be a bit complex,but I am a new to WinSocket,so dose anyone can give me some helps on it? any website URLs,articles ant the other more stuff related it are all welcomed!
Thanks for any your helps!
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Hey,I just wanna know WHY!
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============================= Hey,I just wanna know WHY! =============================
Hey,GandalfDerGraue,thank you for your kind help! it is really useful to me.
============================= Hey,I just wanna know WHY! =============================
July 04, 2001 07:44 AM
i,
I started WinSock programming a while ago and I found a couple resources particularly useful:
WinSock Programmer''s FAQ:
http://www.cyberport.com/~tangent/programming/winsock/
News Servers:
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.winsock
microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks
There were also a few sites I used when learning IOCP(I/O Completion Ports) that were particularly useful. If you have a bsaic understand of WinSock and want to take Asynchronous sockets to the next level of performance then IOCP is the way to go. It rocks! I''ll see if I can find the links.
I started WinSock programming a while ago and I found a couple resources particularly useful:
WinSock Programmer''s FAQ:
http://www.cyberport.com/~tangent/programming/winsock/
News Servers:
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.tools.winsock
microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks
There were also a few sites I used when learning IOCP(I/O Completion Ports) that were particularly useful. If you have a bsaic understand of WinSock and want to take Asynchronous sockets to the next level of performance then IOCP is the way to go. It rocks! I''ll see if I can find the links.
Beej's Guide to Network Programming is the best online network programming guide available. It's meant for *nix, but it has a section on Windows programming that should solve that problem.
Edited by - jonnyfish on July 4, 2001 9:02:09 PM
Edited by - jonnyfish on July 4, 2001 9:02:09 PM
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