Unix Network Programming

  • W. Richard Stevens
  • Prentice Hall
  • ISBN: 0-13-949876-1

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I like Stevens writing. He's clear, he's careful, his examples make sense.


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Although the title says Unix, most of this book would also apply to programming in a Microsoft environment, and since Unix would likely be a large part of what you are apt to be communicating with, this is a valuable resource for anyone doing network programming.

Stevens covers it all, from ping to printers and even remote access to tape drives.

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