The Tenouk's Linux Socket (network) programming tutorial. Learn step-by-step how to program and the fundamental of the open source Linux Socket, based on the TCP/IP suite. You will explore the most complete TCP/IP and OSI stacks, starting with concept and APIs, followed by working program examples, tested on real Linux machines

C & LINUX SOCKET: README FIRST

Well, here is another TCP/IP network programming but here we are using GNU C on Linux/Fedora Core platform. This tutorial provides quite a complete discussion presented in graphically manner with working program examples from the very basic networking up to the packet level. You need to have some knowledge and skill in C programming language and also familiar with Linux/Fedora Core platform in order to have a good start.

The program examples given include the client and server codes but you can test the client and server codes at the same computer. Don't worry about the GNU C, it still based on the Standard C (ISO/IEC). The compiler used is GCC (GNU Compiler

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Collection) and run on the Linux/Fedora Core 3 platform. You can find the how-to compile using GCC and G++ (for C++) in GCC & G++ 1 and GCC & G++ 2. The GDB (GNU Debugger) debugger how-to also included. Tenouk need to learn the Linux socket because of the knowledge that needed in order to learn and understand the buffer overflow problem when doing the C and C++ coding.

C and Linux Socket Topics

Each topic provide notes and working program examples, from the fundamentals up to the four TCP/IP stacks. Packet level programming that cover the TCP, UDP, IP and other dominant protocols also included. Those code examples have been run on server and client machine to demonstrate the functionalities through the program output. Topics have been arranged in a proper learning curve.