Ok, here are some starters (and actually a bit more than that too):
TCP/IP Illustrated Vol 1: The Protocols
W. Richard Stevens
ISBN: 0201633469
TCP/IP Illustrated Vol 2: The Implementation
Gary A. Wright, W. Richard Stevens
ISBN: 020163354X
UNIX Network Programming Vol 1: Networking APIs - Sockets and XT1
W. Richard Stevens
ISBN: 013490012X
Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment
W. Richard Stevens
ISBN: 0201563177
The C++ Programming Language
Bjarne Stroustrup
ISBN: 0201700735
The C Programming Language
Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis M. Ritchie
ISBN: 0131103628
The Design and Implementation of the 4.4BSD Operating System (Unix and
Open Systems Series.)
Marshall Kirk McKusick (Editor), Keith Bostic, Michael J. Karels
(Editor)
ISBN: 0201549794
Programming with POSIX Threads
David R. Butenhof
ISBN: 0201633922
You should atleast get Unix Network Programming Vol 1, Advanced
Programming in the UNIX Environment and TCP/IP Illustrated Vol 1 and
preferably Vol 2 too.
Cheers,
Edvard Fagerholm
Dominic Marks wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Im fairly new to using FreeBSD but I'm a fairly experienced programmer and
> I'd like to start writing some programs. Im competant in doing fairly simple
> things in C and C++ and I can read most code and understand it with any
> problems. Does anyone know of any good books, tutorials, sites I could check
> out that would show a clear way of writing network code, and in particular
> network servers?
>
> Ive read through large parts of Postfix and INN but they are rather large
> programs and Im having trouble pinpointing the actual information im hunting
> after.
>
> I really appreciate any good tips
> Dominic
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