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c/c++ programming
Hi, can anyone point me to any good tutorial or book to start programming in c/c++ for network purposes (server/client, etc), i'm quite familiar with c but my experience is making small apps to small shops.
Any replys are welcome.
edit:
I'm using MSVC but i'm interessed in coding to unix plataforms to.
Thanks,
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Check out MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de..._.overview.asp
It's about programming windows sockets and specific to the Windows platform.
On unix/linux I'm very pleased with the QT-library from www.trolltech.com. It's very easy to use, easier than windows programming IMO. Here's a link about network programming with QT: http://doc.trolltech.com/2.3/network.html
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Teach yourself C++ in 21 days. Thats a good book.
If your going to be doing something network based then I'd checkout how C++ can interact with explorer and then checkout winsock.
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Righto |The|Specialist! I am in that book right now; ask rioter what kind of mess I got myself into. Actually, it's an excellent book for people just getting started in c++ and I got another book called C++ Unleashed by Sams, and I cannot wait to get my feet wet in there :) For more information on these books, check out Amazon or E-Bay. I am pretty sure there is something there.
good luck :)
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Thanks for the replys they where very usefull :)
do
{
printf("NOW I GOT TO READ A LOT! 8)\n");
}while(1);
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