Networking in C++ with TCP Streams

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Networking in C++ has traditionally been the hardest thing I've taught, simply because the standard library has a notable lack of networking support. Today we went over the basics of networking and how to make the world's simplest client/server system using Boost's iostreams interface for tcp connections, which lets you read and write to the network like reading and writing to cin and cout.



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