Considerations
• The IP and port to which the client must connect and the server must listen are
passed as a parameter.
• It can be assumed that the format of the input parameters will always be correct.
However, must check if the number of parameters is correct.
• The port assigned to the client and server is the one assigned to the group.
• The client is guaranteed to always enter an input followed by a return (\n).
• The server manages who is the winner, clients must only save and display the board
distribution.
• The communication between client and server must be carried out following the
guidelines of the frames indicated in the statement.
• The output of the program must be identical to that of the statement (see execution
examples).
• The use of “system” or “popen” or analogous functions of the same family is not
allowed.
• The use of global variables must be reduced to the minimum possible to make the
program work correctly.
• All input and output must be done with file descriptors, the use of printf, scanf, FILE*,
getchar, or similar is not allowed.
• It must be compiled using the –Wall and –Wextra flags.
• Any practice that contains warnings will be directly discarded.
• All resources must be released.
• A single “S4.c” file must be delivered that will have the names and logins of the group
members commented. Otherwise, the practice will not be corrected.
• The server is guaranteed to never go down as long as a client is connected.
• If an unexpected frame is received the server will print its contents and ignore it.
In examples folder you have the examples of how the code should be written like in which style and what functions they use and dont use.
also you cant write ANY comments in my code.
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