Book/website recommendations for IPv6 programming

[mdh]

So I've got a copy of Running IPv6, which is a good book and has given me a relatively competent understanding of the protocol. I've got native IPv6 transit on a VPS that I rent running FreeBSD and it's working.

I'm looking for something a bit more programming specific though, specifically for C, though information on other languages would be helpful too, especially C#, Ruby, and Perl. Anyone have any good recommendations? A book would be nice, since I can read it on the crapper, but a comprehensive website tutorial would be cool too.
Thanks!

[nfries88]

EDIT: I guess I misread your post.

Here's what a google search turns up:

The first complete, cross-platform guide to IPv6 network programming.

* Practical IPv6-level sockets programming for both Linux/UNIX and Windows environments.
* Converting IPv4-level socket programs: tips, pitfalls, and solutions.
* Leveraging the IPv6 support built into C++ and Java.

http://www.lavoisier.fr/notice/gbFHOKK23H23ILXO.html

IP client-server programming examples including IPv6 and mixed IPv4/IPv6 example code.
http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/lectures/ipprog/

"Userlevel IPv6 Programming Introduction"
http://people.redhat.com/drepper/userapi-ipv6.html

"Migrating to IPv6"
http://www.ipv6book.ca/

"IPv6 Network Programming"
http://www.amazon.com/Network-Progra.../dp/1555583180

[drhowarddrfine]

A book would be nice, since I can read it on the crapper

Problem solved.

[mdh]

You laugh, but I used to keep my NeXT in the bathroom back in the 90's for that purpose. Worked out pretty well in the bathroom I had then, there was a place to put it that was far enough away from the shower that steam wouldn't bug it. My current place's bathroom doesn't fit that bill, sadly.