Re: P2P Application

Roberto wrote:
Hi all.
I need an application which must act as client and server at the same time (just like a p2p application).
Server must accept multiple connections and client can start at any time.
I don't have a basic knowledge about fork() and threads in C, so can you counsile me any website or other resource where I can find this kind of application?

"UNIX Network programming" by Stevens. Ask questions in <comp.unix.programmer>


"PThreads Primer" by Bil Lewis, is available as free download. Ask questions in <comp.programming.thread>.


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