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How to learn system level programming
How do i learn system level programming, like creating keyloggers or use networks or simply create programs that interaact with my operating system,dlls etc basically things that are not available in books.
I know programs like keyloggers or other applications are available but they are not explained properly or do not have any explanation . So plz guide me as to how i can achieve such things .
I know programs like keyloggers or other applications are available but they are not explained properly or do not have any explanation . So plz guide me as to how i can achieve such things .
Which OS do you want to learn? And which systems do you want?
If you're interested in Win32, this is a good tutorial. It describes the concepts of child-windows, OS messages, and event-based programming for Windows GUIs:
http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/
If you're interested in networking, look up a WinSock tutorial (for windows). I haven't done anything system-related for *nix yet.
If you're interested in Win32, this is a good tutorial. It describes the concepts of child-windows, OS messages, and event-based programming for Windows GUIs:
http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/
If you're interested in networking, look up a WinSock tutorial (for windows). I haven't done anything system-related for *nix yet.
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