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Books about qb64 network programming
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Are there books where you can learn network programming on qb64? if so, please send links to them. This is my first time posting something on a forum, am I doing it right? thanks to all
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Not that I know of. If you do find any, kindly share the links to them with the rest of us as well.
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(05-03-2022, 03:04 PM)SMcNeill Wrote: Not that I know of.  If you do find any, kindly share the links to them with the rest of us as well.

Oks
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I've done a large project for a local network, so office computers could communicate over a router. Frankly, that could be done with QuickBASIC. For TCP/IP networking, QB64 made some advancements, which was necessary when Windows screwed us out of the the typical way to connect to ports with PEEK/POKE statements. For setting up a local network, there are no books I've seen; just good ol' trial and error. I have not had any experience with the QB64 TCP/IP networking, but a friend of mine once posted help for using winsock: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...dfrom=MSDN

I would also recommend searching the Wiki at this site for QB64 TCP/IP

Pete
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