Archive for the 'Linux Network Programming' Category
Programming Linux Sockets
Today, I came across two nice articels from IBM DeveloperWorks. I think they are really good for beginners. So, I putting here for everyone.
1. Programming Linux sockets, Part 1: Using TCP/IP
2. Programming Linux sockets, Part 2: Using UDP
Both the articles are written by, David Mertz, Ph.D. (mertz@gnosis.cx) and the skill level is Introductory for both.
Filed under: C, E-Commerce, Linux Network Programming | 1 Comment
Tags: David Mertz, IBM DeveloperWorks, Programming Linux sockets, TCP/IP, UDP
IP Multicast in C (Linux)
IP multicast offers scalable point-to-multipoint delivery necessary for using group communication applications on the Internet. However, the IP multicast service has seen slow commercial deployment by ISPs and carriers. The original service model was designed without a clear understanding of commercial requirements or a robust implementation strategy. The very limited number of applications and the [...]
Filed under: C, Linux Network Programming | 2 Comments
Tags: C, IGMP Join, IP, linux, Linux Network Programming, Multicast
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