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I was wondering if anybody could recomend some good win32 Socket programing book. (im not looking for a book on Direct Play ) thx in advance ..
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This will get you started :

Donahoo, Calvert "TCP/IP pocket socket guide : C Version", ed. Morgan Kauffman.

Winsock adaptations of the code in the book are online.

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