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enno@technix.oz.au (Enno Davids) writes:

>We're involved in porting an application to windows 3.0 that
>requires a BSD sockets library.  We have all of the commercial
>sockets libraries (ie. Wollongong, HP, Locus, PC/TCP..) and
>none of them will link with our application to produce a
>valid windows program  (because they are all DOS libraries, the
>function preambles  are different, and they use interupts).

>Does anybody know how to get over this limitation, or better
>yet have or know of a sockets library for windows.  As this is
>a commercial project for a large client, reasonable fees are
>negotiable. ;-)

To my knowledge, the only vendor shipping a TCP/IP package for Windows
is NetManage, Inc. Their package is called NetManage NEWT, and it has
a fairly complete socket library. 

I've been using NEWT since late November, and I've been happy both
with the functionality it offers and with Netmanages excellent support.

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