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A Practical Guide To Linux Network Programming
The book opens up with an introduction to the elementary socket APIs and a rudimentary implementation of a client-server application; common mistakes. The subsequent chapters will introduce you to the advanced topics, such as nonblocking sockets; synchronous IO multiplexing using select; transition to IPv6 and interoperability; UDP and multicast sockets; RAW sockets; design choices; and much more.
125 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 6, 2021
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