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I’ve just been looking at the following books:
-K&R C
-The Complete Reference C++
-The Complete Reference C
-Deitel How to Program C
-Deitel How to Program C++
and not one of them contains any networking, how to create sockets etc. Is there any ‘definitive’ reference for C network programming? Google wasn’t particularly helpful.
I’m probably considering windows and unix platforms
“C books” usually describe the language and the standard library. Sockets aren’t in the standard library.
If you want a good book on sockets, UNP by Stevens is arguably the best.