Name: Anonymous 2008-12-21 10:25
Hello there /g/, how are you this fine day.
I'm quite sure we have a lot of 'expert programmers' in here so I would like to ask you. Is "UNIX Network Programming," by Richard Stevens good to start with network programming in unix/linux?
A the university I'm studying we are forced to use java for almost everything and I would like to learn more in C and/or C++ as I'm more interested in low level programing.
I have coded things like proxies or simple ftp clients in java but I'm quite sure it's a child's play compared to doing that in C/C++. So I ask you /g/, is this a good book to start or should I first read something as an introduction?
I'm quite sure we have a lot of 'expert programmers' in here so I would like to ask you. Is "UNIX Network Programming," by Richard Stevens good to start with network programming in unix/linux?
A the university I'm studying we are forced to use java for almost everything and I would like to learn more in C and/or C++ as I'm more interested in low level programing.
I have coded things like proxies or simple ftp clients in java but I'm quite sure it's a child's play compared to doing that in C/C++. So I ask you /g/, is this a good book to start or should I first read something as an introduction?