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Hi all,

I'm new to all all this Socket Programming. I did a client server model, between my embedded hit and a pc. However I wanna know something more.

What exactly happens in the hardware, when I do all those system calls? Say, while Listen, accept, link detection etc...Do I just need to understand the TCP/IP header Basically what happens (is there handshake or something?) between the 2 transmission ends (like a data transfer model).

PS: I am not looking for the client-server software model.

Is someone aware of any good links/resource for the above?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
CL.
Jan 14 '08 #1
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What exactly happens in the hardware, when I do all those system calls? Say, while Listen, accept, link detection etc...Do I just need to understand the TCP/IP header Basically what happens (is there handshake or something?) between the 2 transmission ends (like a data transfer model).

PS: I am not looking for the client-server software model.

Is someone aware of any good links/resource for the above?
I don't think "the TCP/IP header" (as those are two different things) will help you. If you are using TCP then knowing how the protocol behaves will. But if you are using UDP, then knowing TCP won't help a bit (well, I argue that all knowledge helps, if not directly, but that's not too relevant....).

When you are saying you aren't looking for the client-server model, what are you looking for? RIM owned the patent on "push down" of information (which is why they had the BlackBerry market cornered), but that's still a server pushing to a client. Or are you talking p2p where you see something you want (as a client) and then download it (from a "server").

You need to restate your question specifically, because right now it sounds like you don't know what you're talking about.
Jan 16 '08 #2

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