C++ Objects for Making Unix and Windows Nt Talk

By Mark Nadelson

Combine the power of both operating systems Use C++ Objects to achieve cross-platform communication Want to reduce your overall cost of ownership? The object-oriented techniques for cross-platform communications presented in this book will enable you to

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1929629079
• ISBN13: 9781929629077
• Release Date: July 2000
• Publisher: CRC Press
• Length: 558 Pages
• Weight: 2.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 7.3" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Provides features not inherently available from pure sockets

Offering a practical, "user friendly" guide to implementing object-oriented cross-platform communications, C++ Objects for Making Unix & WinNT Talk is an ideal reference for network programming. Readers will learn advanced techniques which provide features not inherently available from pure sockets including Remote Procedure Calls (RPC); Remote Execution (REXEC); File Transfer Protocol (FTP); Cross-Platform Semaphores; Pipes (for process-to-process communications that transmit and receive data using standard input and output file descriptors); as well as Publish and Subscript application frameworks allowing UNIX and NT to communicate without customizing message sending and translation. This highly recommended text is accompanied by a CD-ROM which equips the reader with C++ Objects that can be plugged into their own applications.

Nice book to Learn C++ on Unix , Win NT, Network Programming

This book is excellent to those who have C++ programming experience. You will Understand C++ on UNIX/WIN NT and Newtwork Programming with greater detail. Learning the syntax of a language C++ is the easy part -- the hard part is understanding why things are done in UNIX/WIN NT in certain ways and how to best utilize the language features on both UNIX/WIN NT , and I felt this book did a great job of explaining that. It contains code pieces(Classes) for IPC(Inter Process Communication), Socket Programming, RPC(Remote Procedure Call) and Threads very well. A lot of code can be just cut & paste onto our real world problems. It teaches how to write portable C++ on both the environments UNIX/WIN NT. There is lot of new stuff compared to its older version. I would say it is worth buying this book coz it teaches u C++, UNIX/WIN NT, Network Programming(TCP/IP) and lot of Underlying details of OS & heterogeneous Networks.