c++ winsock data tranfer betweem two computers tutorial?

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I am beginner in c++ networking?
I want c++ data transferring between two computers tutorial?

Posted 21-Mar-13 17:39pm

Alamgirable

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Albert Holguin 21-Mar-13 23:58pm

You can simply google your question to find tutorials... once you have more specific questions come back and ask and we'll be happy to help (examples: what's the difference between TCP and UDP?, what does server-client mean?, etc.).

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Albert Holguin · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-21T17:56:00

There's a TON of resources in regards to this topic on the internet (without us rewriting everything here). Sockets are a very popular means of interprocess communications so a lot of people have already written tutorials.

Here's a few articles using Windows native sockets:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms738545(v=vs.85).aspx[^]
Beginning Winsock Programming - Simple TCP server[^]

You also have the option of using socket libraries that are cross-platform (can run on more than just Windows), plus there's also a lot of libraries that attempt to simplify the Windows socket process by enclosing everything in classes.