How do I make a C++ .NET (visual C++) online chat room with some example code?

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I've been researching for and i can't find anything.
Please help.

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I'm new to networking so i'm not sure how win sock works. Iv'e tried tutorials im confused.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2019-12-14T07:57:00

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There is a lot to learn here. Google for ASP.NET as a starting point to learn how to create a website. Go from there in small steps.

Posted 14-Dec-19 7:57am

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Shao Voon Wong · Answer 2 · 2019-12-14T15:00:00

If you want to use .NET, you are better off using C# in the first place. C++/CLI[^] syntax is very verbose compared to C# equivalent and most of the .NET code examples on the web are in C#. That's the problem I encounter finding sample code to do certain tasks when I was writing C++/CLI code in 2005. Maybe the situation is better now. C++/CLI have been deigned to writing the glue that bridge C# and native C++ code.

So make up your mind: If you stick to .NET, use C#, else if native code, use native C++.

Here is C++ simple winsock TCP/IP code written by me.

GitHub - shaovoon/winsock_examples: Windows socket examples[^]