DanielJohnson said:
I have done some regular C programming and still learning. I was
wondering if you could guide me through good resources for thread
programming and socket programming in C. I have done something in
python but now I want to do it in C.
It's off-topic here, so I absolutely definitely cannot tell you to get
"Unix Network Programming", Volume 1, by W Richard Stevens. I
absolutely definitely cannot tell you that the above advice holds good
even if you're using Windows, since the book is The Best Book and its
advice is *mostly* portable to Win32. I absolutely definitely cannot
mention Quinn or Shute, either. And I absolutely definitely cannot tell
you that with a little care you can write a remarkably thin abstraction
layer to sit on the sockets, so that your application code can remain
portable.
Oh, I nearly forgot to mention that I absolutely definitely can't tell
you that Stevens also covers threads (although I don't quite recall
which Stevens the thread stuff is in, since I so rarely bother with
threads).
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