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NetworkingHi,
I'd like to include some simple networking functions in a C++ program. I just want it to establish a TCP or UDP conexion with a remote system (given its IP) and send / receive some simple data. I've not done this before, so I know no comoponents or dll for doing it. I ask you for the simplest one, from the programer's point of view. Thank you very much. |
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Re: NetworkingQuote:
Since you use "dll" in your message, I'm assuming that you want Windoze sockets. You can easily use Win32 sockets via the WINSOCK DLL. Alternatively, there are numerous examples of socket code on the web: cs.baylor.edu ...is just one example. And, here is a reasonably good (but dated) book for Win32 socket programming: www.amazon.com :davis: |
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