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- Date: 05 Feb 1996 16:44:00 +0200
- From: wsog@softsite.co.at (Walter Sommergruber)
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- Subject: Re: Writing a program that can communicate with other programs on the
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- Jim Ertle (ertle@newton.emba.uvm.edu) wrote on 02.02.96
- about "Re: Writing a program that can communicate with other programs on the ":
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- > > What PC languages can provide socket calls?
- > > (preferably C or Visual Basic)
- > I haven't dealt with PC sockets much, so I'm not sure of the answer
- > to the first. But, if they are anything like the ones on Unix
- > machines, Then the answer to question #2 and #3 is yes. You should
- > look at the "select()" call, which allows you to check for incoming
- > data on more than one file id.
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- The easyiest way to handle sockets is the free Unibase library
- http://bbs.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~jcwang/unibase/index.cgi
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