I remember back in '99 when Cheng Zhou wrote:
> Why bother with low level calls like bind()?
> If you use Java, you'll have a very cross platform application
> without having to read lots of docs about specific platform differences.
While low-level UNIX socket programming can be intimidating, it is
still a useful thing to know. That said, you might want to check out
the Java stuff for a first idea.. It can be a lot cleaner (I have
never built Java network code, but I've seen some).
The whole socket stuff isn't intractibly bad.
Matt
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