Network programming conventions?

[Mikael Auno]

Hi.

I'd like to learn som network programming in C++, but I don't quite know
where to start. I already know socket programming in Java so on the
networking part there's no problem. I'd just like to know where I can
find some info about the usual conventions of network programming when
it comes to C++, preferably nothing specific either to Windows nor Linux.

Thanks in advance
Mikael Auno

[Phlip]

Mikael Auno wrote:

I'd like to learn som network programming in C++, but I don't quite know
where to start. I already know socket programming in Java so on the
networking part there's no problem. I'd just like to know where I can
find some info about the usual conventions of network programming when
it comes to C++, preferably nothing specific either to Windows nor Linux.

You are asking about "Berkeley sockets". E-search for that to get started.
But be warned everything you find will be on-topic somewhere else besides
this newsgroup.

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Phlip
http://industrialxp.org/community/bi...UserInterfaces

[Mikael Auno]

Phlip wrote:

Mikael Auno wrote:

I'd like to learn som network programming in C++, but I don't quite know
where to start. I already know socket programming in Java so on the
networking part there's no problem. I'd just like to know where I can
find some info about the usual conventions of network programming when
it comes to C++, preferably nothing specific either to Windows nor Linux.

You are asking about "Berkeley sockets". E-search for that to get started.
But be warned everything you find will be on-topic somewhere else besides
this newsgroup.

Thanks, that was most helpful.

[db]

Mikael Auno wrote:

I'd like to learn som network programming in C++, but I don't quite know
where to start. I already know socket programming in Java so on the
networking part there's no problem. I'd just like to know where I can
find some info about the usual conventions of network programming when
it comes to C++, preferably nothing specific either to Windows nor Linux.

http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html
http://www.melikyan.com/ptypes/ or
http://www.wxwidgets.org/

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db