Windows Sockets Network Programming

by Bob Quinn

Revised to cover version 2.0 of WinSock API, this text provides a source of information for programmers working with Windows networking development. It includes coverage of RSVP, Multicast, and layered service providers. Topics covered include writing a WinSock-aware dynamic link library, how to port BSD Sockets codes to WinSock, and how and when to use optional WinSock features. Also included is a quick-reference inventory of all structures, functions and macros included in WinSock 2.0. The accompanying CD-ROM includes source code from the book and other resources.

Genres: Programming

576 pages, Paperback

First published December 4, 1995

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[Ernesto · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good to learn socket programming on Windows. Particularly how to use the Windows non - blocking variants of the original API calls and how to integrate with the Windows message loop.

I guess less useful since the advent of multi threaded programming.