Covering the WinSock Library, this practical tutorial is aimed at Windows programmers who are familiar with a C++ compiler and an application framework.
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This tutorial provides coverage of the WinSock Library, which is one of several Windows Open Services Architecture (WOSA) standards being used to add TCP/IP connectivity to applications. "Disk includes source code, 16-bit and 32-bit executable programs, and shareware programs. All major vendors of TCP/IP protocol stacks for Windows 3.1 use WinSock . Shows how the WinSock Library makes software programs network aware". Covers Version 1.1 for Windows 3.11 & Windows NT. -- Sams Pub.
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This review is from: Programming Winsock/Book and Disk (Paperback)
The code is this book was tested with Visual C++ v1.5 and was also tested with a beta version of 2.0. The Visual C++ compiler is currently at version 5.0.
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