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This is to describe how to write networking programs in [C] using the [BSD] Socket Layer [API]. This mostly applies to almost all other languages with only minor modifications. This is an updated version of the page which is designed to be non-AddressFamily specific, for the old version see NetworkProgrammingOld. SocketAddressing may also be useful.
!!!General structure for a server setup
The various steps of setting up a server are:
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int main(int argc,char **argv)
{
int clientfd;
- char buffer[65535];
+ char buffer[
[65535];
int length;
clientfd=create_client_connection("localhost","hello");
