Core Technologies 13 February 2006 Turing Machine by Tom Dunne
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This Page provides links to Core Technologies that are needed background for several of the CSE courses. ../CoreTechnologies/CSharp.xml ../CoreTechnologies/Cpp.xml ../CoreTechnologies/ThreadsAndSynch.xml ../CoreTechnologies/Sockets.xml ../CoreTechnologies/WindowsProgramming.xml ../CoreTechnologies/Win32SystemProgramming.xml ../CoreTechnologies/MFC.xml Eventually I will be putting a sockets section here. Until I do, here are a couple of useful notes: When designing with sockets you need to #include <winsock2.h> and usually also #include <windows.h>. The ordering of these matters. You must include the winsock header first, before including the windows header. A student has reported that if you #define _WINSOCKAPI_ before #include <windows> then you can include the winsock header wherever you like.