Network Programming Under Vms/Decnet Phases Iv And V
Designed to guide readers through the morass of low-level network programming using the VAX C programming language. Consolidates available information on DECNet, IEEE 802 devices into one accessible volume. Scores of detailed examples facilitate understanding of general concepts and operations.
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Designed to guide readers through the morass of low-level network programming using the VAX C programming language. Consolidates available information on DECNet, IEEE 802 devices into one accessible volume. Scores of detailed examples facilitate understanding of general concepts and operations. Booknews Guides programmers through low-level network programming using the VAX C programming language. Networks, ethernet packets, programming basics, transparent interprocess communications, multicasting, broadcasting, explicit addressing, and implementation and issues are covered. Many detailed examples are given. Appendices cover partial protocol listing, service access point source code, and shared protocol startup code. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Preface1Introduction12Networks9Network Definition9Network Operation11Network Addressing12DECNet Hierarchy14Protocol Definition20Communication Capabilities20Sample Communication Flow22Collisions253Ethernet Packets27Addresses28Protocols31Padding33Ethernet Frame Format34Packet Viewer354Network Programming Basics45System Services45Controller Modes53Loopback Test575Transparent Interprocess Communications676Multicasting1037Broadcasting1558Explicit Addressing1859Implementations and Issues215Connectionless or Connection-Oriented216Service Access Points221Protocol Sharing225Protocol Conversion226Compression Protocol227Remote Procedure Calls230Appendix A: Partial Protocol Listing239Appendix B: Service Access Point Source Code241Appendix C: Shared Protocol Startup Code255Bibliography259Index261
\ BooknewsGuides programmers through low-level network programming using the VAX C programming language. Networks, ethernet packets, programming basics, transparent interprocess communications, multicasting, broadcasting, explicit addressing, and implementation and issues are covered. Many detailed examples are given. Appendices cover partial protocol listing, service access point source code, and shared protocol startup code. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
