Networking

[Raj]

I want to program C with networking. Can anyone tell me the How to
start with a small simple program can it possible in turbo/borland c
3+. or i should go for
another verson. i am using windows 98/2000/xp

 

[Joona I Palaste]

I want to program C with networking. Can anyone tell me the How to
start with a small simple program can it possible in turbo/borland c
3+. or i should go for
another verson. i am using windows 98/2000/xp

Try asking in comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32.

 

[Emmanuel Delahaye]

I want to program C with networking. Can anyone tell me the How to
start with a small simple program can it possible in turbo/borland c
3+. or i should go for
another verson. i am using windows 98/2000/xp

Not possible in standard C. You want to ask in a Windows programming
dedicated group.


for a start.

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There are many compilers and IDE for the purpose. Dev-C++ is a good one.

Can be done in 'console' (text) mode.
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[Dan Pop]

I want to program C with networking. Can anyone tell me the How to
start with a small simple program can it possible in turbo/borland c
3+. or i should go for
another verson. i am using windows 98/2000/xp

For best results, use a 32-bit compiler released after Windows 95.
If you want to use TCP/IP networking, Stevens' book about UNIX Network
Programming is the best reference manual, even for Windows programmers:
<winsock.h> provides access to most of the networking goodies described
in the book.

There is no simple program you can use for learning network programming.

For further information and help, use a newsgroup dedicated to Windows
programming.

Dan

 

[jacob navia]

I want to program C with networking. Can anyone tell me the How to
start with a small simple program can it possible in turbo/borland c
3+. or i should go for
another verson. i am using windows 98/2000/xp

Read the tutorial of lcc-win32, section networking.
It has several source code examples and a client/server
library. The bibliography will point you to several books
about windows network programming.

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32