Unix Network Programming: The Sockets Networking API by Andrew M. Rudoff, Bill Fenner, W. Richard Stevens

Unix Network Programming: The Sockets Networking API Andrew M. Rudoff, Bill Fenner, W. Richard Stevens ebook
Publisher: addison-wesley
ISBN: 0131411551, 9780131411555
Page: 1024
Format: chm

Richard Stevens' classic book UNIX Network Programming Volume 1. This book was originally written by Stevens but For instance, Foundations of Python Network Programming, 2004, by John Goerzen covers not only socket API but several important modules found in Python. Richard Stevens (again), Bill Fenner and Andrew M.Rudoff. Any application using the socket API To learn the socket API in-depth I recommend reading the late W. It provides a somewhat raw session level access to a TCP or UDP session. It is provided primarily by the DLL ws2_32.dll, though it has a storied history. UNIX Network Programming, third edition, 2004, by W. A similar API is available in many languages; this tutorial focuses primarily on C programming, but it also uses Python as a representative higher-level language for examples. Readers Almost all network tools in Linux and other Unix-based operating systems rely on this interface. The first group, sockets, is the most widely known as it is the same basic networking API found on Unix. ǿ译者：尤晋元、张亚英、戚正伟书名（英文）：The UNIX Programming Environment 书名（中文）：UNIX 编程环境原作者：Brianw. It was the Beej's Guide to network programming. I remember the first stuff I read about network programming. While this tutorial introduces the basic concepts behind IP (internet protocol) networks, it certainly does not hurt readers to have some prior acquaintance with the concept of network protocols and layers. It is a good companion, certainly.