UNIX Network Programming Volume 1: Socket Networking API

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UNIX and Network specialist W. Richard Stevens's masterpiece, the world's leading network expert Bill Fenner and Andrew M. Rudoff wrote the new edition

Editor's recommendation

It's a masterpiece! The top network programming expert Bill Fenner and Andrew M. Rudoff were invited to author, to W. Richard Stevens's classic works were revised. The book absorbs the development of network technology in recent years, adds IPv6, SCTP protocol and Key management sockets, and discusses the latest key standards, implementations and technologies in depth.
All the examples in the book are real, operational code that is tested on UNIX systems, inheriting the philosophy that Stevens has always emphasized: "The best way to learn network programming is to download these programs and modify and improve them." Only in this way can you actually write code to understand the concepts and methods in depth. "Readers can download the source code for these samples from the book website.
This book provides comprehensive guidance for UNIX network programming and is a recognized and authoritative reference book for network research and developers, regardless of whether the novice or network expert in network programming will be greatly benefited.

Content Introduction

This book is a classic of UNIX network programming! The book provides a comprehensive and in-depth description of how to use the socket API for network programming. The book not only introduces the basic programming content, but also covers the advanced topics related to socket programming, and probes into the various design methods of client/server programs, and finally analyzes the device driving mechanism of the flow.
The book is detailed and authoritative, almost every chapter provides a selection of exercises, and provides the answers to some of the exercises, is the ideal reference book for network research and development personnel.

As a translator

w Richard Stevens (1951-1999) Internationally renowned UNIX and network expert, a highly acclaimed technical writer. In the lifetime of the "TCP/IP Detailed" (three volumes), "UNIX Environment Advanced Programming" and "UNIX Network Programming" (two volumes), are immortal classics.  
bill Fenner and lab director researcher, specializing in IP multicasting, network management and measurement, is one of the domain leaders in IETF Routing and is an approver for RFC standard documentation.  
andrew M. Rudoff Sun's senior software engineer specializing in networking, operating system cores, file systems, and high-availability software architectures.  

Media Review

"Everyone is looking forward to this book because it is a perfect combination of practical experience, a historical perspective and a thorough understanding that has been steeped in this field for years." Reading this book is a kind of enjoyment, I harvest quite abundant. I am sure that we will share the same feeling. "
--sam Leffler
"This is just a reference book for network programming. I've been relying on it for 25 years. The book is concise, detailed, and accurate, and the sample code is still alive to start any Web project. Walk through any engineering office in Silicon Valley and you'll find at least one of the books on the shelves. Stevens is Knuth (Gartner) in the field of network programming. "
--richard L Davis Jr
"There's nothing to say, it's a classic!" Anyone who is keen to understand the language of C-network programming cannot do without the book. "
--blue Chip "MAC"
"The legacy of this book in the field of computer science continues, and Bill Fenner and Andrew Rudoff have been very successful. "
--art Sedighi
"This book is the best book for Learning Network programming. The best in the world, far superior LUN. "
--s. Devasundaram
"This book won't make you an expert overnight, but it will eventually make you an expert. "
--john Nguyen

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UNIX Network Programming Volume 1: Socket Networking API