Network Programming for Microsoft Windows , Second Edition (Microsoft Programming Series)

Chapter 3: Standard BSD API Functions

Table 3.1: SOCKETS API FUNCTIONS DISCUSSED IN CHAPTER 3

Table 3.2: SOCKET TYPES USED AS THE TYPE ARGUMENT FOR SOCKET

Table 3.3: MOST COMMON FLAGS FOR THE recv/recvfrom FUNCTIONS

Table 3.4: MOST COMMON FLAGS FOR THE send/sendto FUNCTIONS

Chapter 4: Advanced Sockets Functions

Table 4.1: SOCKETS FUNCTIONS DISCUSSED IN CHAPTER 4

Table 4.2: RETURN VALUES FOR THE select FUNCTION

Table 4.3: STANDARD SOCKET OPTION LEVELS

Table 4.4: RANGE OF VALUES FOR THE how PARAMETER OF shutdown

Chapter 5: Socket Options

Table 5.1: Level ARGUMENT FOR THE setsockopt/getsockopt FUNCTIONS

Table 5.2: INTERESTING COMBINATIONS FOR THE SO_LINGER SOCKET OPTION

Table 5.3: MEANING OF VALUES FOR THE TCP_MAXRT SOCKET OPTION

Chapter 6: Advanced Sockets Programming Topics

Table 6.1: PROTOCOL NUMBERS FOR TYPICAL IP PROTOCOLS

Chapter 16: Network Code Patterns in C

Table 16.1: CD-ROM COMPANION SOFTWARE

Chapter 17: Network Code Patterns in Java

Table 17.1: CD-ROM COMPANION SOFTWARE

Chapter 18: Network Code Patterns in Python

Table 18.1   CD-ROM companion software

Chapter 19: Network Code Patterns in Perl

Table 19.1: CD-ROM COMPANION SOFTWARE

Chapter 20: Network Code Patterns in Ruby

Table 20.1: CD-ROM COMPANION SOFTWARE

Chapter 21: Network Code Patterns in Tcl

Table 21.1: CD-ROM COMPANION SOFTWARE