Setup TCP Network Programming in C

To set up a C language TCP network programming environment, first you need to install a C compiler like gcc. Then you need to use the socket library for network programming.

Here is a simple setup process:

1. To install the gcc compiler: In Linux systems, gcc can be directly installed through the package manager. In Windows systems, MinGW can be installed to obtain the gcc compiler.
2. Create a C language source file, such as server.c and client.c, to write the code for the server and client sides.
3. To include the socket library in the code: use #include to include the socket library in the code.
4. Write code for the server side and client side: In server.c, write the code for the server side to listen on a port and accept client connections; in client.c, write the code for the client side to connect to the server and send/receive data.
5. Compile the code: Use the gcc compiler to compile the server.c and client.c files, generating executable files.
6. Run the server-side and client-side programs: Start by running the server-side program, then run the client-side program to conduct a communication test.

By following the steps above, you can set up a simple TCP network programming environment in C language. In actual development, you can also use more network programming libraries and tools to simplify the development process.