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I am new to OS/2 and to the C Set/2 compiler so please excuse my naivite.

I am trying to port an application from a UNIX environment that uses TCP/IP.

I have TCP/IP for OS/2 installed as well as WorkFrame/2, Developer's Toolkit/2,
and C Set/2. I tried compiling and linking my program and get 'unresolved 
external reference' errors for the TCP/IP functions.  I used 'lib' to look into
the TCP/IP library, tcpip.lib, and located the functions.  However, each has
an underscore pre-pended to it's name (_recv instead of recv).  I verified that 
the library's directory is included in LIBPATH.  I also tried compiling and 
linking from the command line using the following commands:
	icc /Sm -c pgm.c
	  link386 pgm.obj,pgm.exe,pgm.map,tcpip;

???
What am I doing wrong?

Also, I read posta ing on another newsgroup which the poster said she had no
problems doing this same thing.  However, she said she "...had to thunk all the
function calls that use sockets".   What is a 'THUNK'????

Thanks in advance.

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