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Write the source code for messenger
Post 302093687 by !_30 on Sunday 22nd of October 2006 12:11:16 PM
10-22-2006
Write the source code for messenger
I have a few questions for the ones who know.
I started to "learn" for a project.I wanna write the source code for a messenger like Gaim.I started learning about ncurses , GTK+ and UNIX socket programming.But I'm a bit stucked.
Most of the books' I get , like : The Art of Unix programming , Linux socket programming by example , etc .. are really complex for me to understand . I need something easier , for me to understand the complex principles of UNIX socket programming.
Maybe in a few months , I'll be able to write the source code , to a mini-messenger programm , like Gaim , but not so complex .
If anyone can give me some clues , tutoriarls , or something else to manage understanding complex socket progrmamming , be my guest
I started to "learn" for a project.I wanna write the source code for a messenger like Gaim.I started learning about ncurses , GTK+ and UNIX socket programming.But I'm a bit stucked.
Most of the books' I get , like : The Art of Unix programming , Linux socket programming by example , etc .. are really complex for me to understand . I need something easier , for me to understand the complex principles of UNIX socket programming.
Maybe in a few months , I'll be able to write the source code , to a mini-messenger programm , like Gaim , but not so complex .
If anyone can give me some clues , tutoriarls , or something else to manage understanding complex socket progrmamming , be my guest
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