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We create applications for systems running a real-time operating
system very closely based on XINU.

We are now interested in "opening" up the systems, by linking to
networks using media such as Ethernet, and also by providing 
X-Windows graphical interfaces (see following article).

For this, it seems TCP/IP is crucial.  We have studied 
"Internetworking with XINU" carefully, and would like to know if
anyone has fully implemented TCP for XINU.  Is there an evolving
body of XINU-based TCP software somewhere?

Does anyone who has implemented TCP have any words of wisdom for
how long it would take to get a fast version up and running for our 
real-time applications?

How big is the executable code?  How much processing power would it
take (approximately, 16 bit 68000).

Thanks for your help, 

Ken Tough                     
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