General & Miscellaneous Software, C/C++

CPI-C programming in C

Name: CPI-C programming in C
Author: John Q. Walker,Peter J. Schwaller,John Q. Walker II
ISBN: 9780079117335

by John Q. Walker, Peter J. Schwaller, John Q. Walker II

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If you program in C or C[superscript ++] and want to improve your client/server skills, this book will tell you everything you need to know about using CPI-C (the Common Programming Interface for Communications) to write distributed applications in APPC and other modern networking environments. Written by programmers who helped develop CPI-C, this expert guide takes you from a simple pair of programs through all the sophisticated techniques needed for modern client/server applications. CPI-C Programming in C contains a concise introduction to CPI-C concepts and configuration ... detailed information on CPI-C application design ... techniques for building robust applications ... methods of configuration and naming ... and guidance on advanced topics such as data conversion, designing servers with CPI-C, and using conversation security. You'll also find strategies for deciding which networking technologies to use in developing new distributed applications - plus an invaluable disk of reusable source code. Destined to be the CPI-C bible, this essential programming tool will give you the hands-on skills required to develop all kinds of new client/server applications using CPI-C.

A single-volume source for everything a programmer needs to know to use CPI-C to write distributed applications in a modern networking environment. Written specifically for programmers by the programmers who developed CPI-C, this how-to guide is packed with illustratiuve examples, guidelines, tips, templates, adn many reusable C code samples.

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A comprehensive guide that shows programmers how to use CPI-C (Common Programming Interface for Communications) to develop client/server applications in APPC and other network environments. Includes a disk of reusable source code. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)