Tcp client C program

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I am writing a program using c to establish communication between my pc and a device(already has tcp server program in it...)these two communicate using telnet.and the telnet data from my pc to the device that i captured using wireshark is ff fb 18,ff fd 03,ff fb 03,ff fd 01,ff fb 1f..and ff fe 07,ff fe 07,ff fc 07,ff fe 07.i havent started with my coding for the client.am a beginner in c,and this is completely new to me..if i could hav some references or steps on how i could do this,it would be of great help

Posted 10-Jun-14 23:13pm

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Jun-14 6:18am

You probably need to read the documentation for the device, as well as following the links provided by CPallini below.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-06-10T23:32:00

If you are developing for the Windows OS, then check out: "Complete Winsock Client Code" at MSDN[^].
On the other hand, if you are targeting the Linux OS then you may find this interesting "LINUX SOCKET PART 11: TCP CLIENT-SERVER CODE SAMPLE"[^].
For other scenarios, Google is your friend.