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Linux Socket Programming by Example - Warren Gay

		Linux Socket Programming by Example
			Table of Contents
			Preface>
			I: Basic Socket Concepts
			1. Introducing Sockets
			2. Domains and Address Families
			3. Address Conversion Functions
			4. Socket Types and Protocols
			5. Binding Addresses to a Socket
			6. Connectionless-Oriented Protocols
			7. Connection-Oriented Protocols for Clients
			8. Connection-Oriented Protocols for Servers
			9. Hostname and Network Name Lookups
			II: Advanced Socket Programming
			10. Using Standard I/O on Sockets
			11. Concurrent Client Servers
			12. Socket Options
			13. Broadcasting with UDP
			14. Out-of-Band Data
			15. Using the inetd Daemon
			16. Network Security Programming
			17. Passing Credentials and File Descriptors
			18. A Practical Network Project
			Appendixes
			A. Socket Function Quick Reference
			B. Socket-Related Structures Reference
			C. Useful Network Tables
			glossary
			Index

Appendix B. Socket-Related Structures Reference

Socket Address Structures

Miscellaneous Structures

I/O-Related Structures