| Winsock Specifications
	The Winsock
	2 Specifications (in Microsoft Word format) are must-have
	documents for the Winsock programmer as they are the final word
	on what Winsock is supposed to do.
	The Winsock
	1.1 Specifications are also still available. In particular,
	a WinHelp version of the spec is available here. (Most development
	tools already include something like this, though I think the
	one available here easily beats the Borland version in terms of
	ease of navigation.)
 Winsock Software Development KitThe Winsock SDK is part of the Windows
Platform SDK these days. All Windows development tools since the
late 90's have some kind of Winsock support built in. You will only
need this if you have a really old development tool, or if you need
cutting-edge features that haven't yet made it into the mainstream
development tools. |