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2 total messages Started by Klaas van den Berg Fri, 26 Jan 1996 16:06
HOW Network Communication in TSModula-2
#3196
Author: Klaas van den Berg
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 16:06
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We have the following problem with TopSpeed Modula-2:

TopSpeed Modula-2 (version 3.10) has been installed on several PC's.
These PC's are connected in a network.
We want to program in Modula-2 the sending and receiving of data 
from one PC to another PC over the network.

Which modules have to be used and how?
Who can give any recommendations to solve this problem?

Klaas van den Berg
Univ. of Twente / the Netherlands
vdberg@cs.utwente.nl
Re: HOW Network Communication in TSModula-2
#3215
Author: "Mark Morgan Lloyd "
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 1996 18:33
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I do not believe that you will do this with standard modules, except for 
the limited case of transferring files between directories. I have had 
some success in the past making direct calls to the NetBIOS, I believed I 
used the book "Network Interrupts (A Programmer's Reference to Network 
APIs)" by Brown and Kyle (Addison Wesley) as a reference.

I have recently played with the messaging interface (compatible with WGfW 
winpopup etc.) using Modula-2 code, the source of my information for that 
was Ralph Brown's interrupt list. I'm afraid that I don't have full 
Internet access at present and don't really have the time to fool with 
ftp etc., although I'd be happy to append the modules to a message here 
if anybody were interested.

Mark Morgan Lloyd
mark_tbu@cix.compulink.co.uk

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