Re: IBM PC network tools

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From: rob
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 1986 16:18

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In article <24700133@uiucdcs>, magelli@uiucdcs.CS.UIUC.EDU writes:
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>   I am being development of 'network specific' market simulation program
> on a network of IBM PC XT's on an IBM PC Network (with an IBM PC AT as
> a server).  I am look for a set of assembly language routines that
> provide Network Control Block (NCB) control, name support, and session
> support (virtual circuit & datagram) to a high level programming
> language (preferably C).  I have looked around and have been surprised
> to find how little software is available to support network development
> (not that that's anything new).  Does anyone know of such a set of routines 
> available public domain or commercially?
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> 	Thanks in advance!!!!!
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> Paul Magelli					magelli@a.cs.uiuc.edu
> University of Illinois				magelli@uiuc.csnet
> Dept. of Computer Science			uiucdcs!magelli
> 1206 W. Green, Rm. 160
> Urbana, IL  61801
      Excuse me. The program was called GNU by the author and was almost
completed last may. I am also interested in it if you hear any more would you
post it to the net.

                                th th th thats all folks

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Subject: Re: IBM PC network tools
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Date: Tue, 15-Apr-86 11:18:10 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr 15 11:18:10 1986
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Summary: I have heard of a public domain unix type operating system that supports what you need in Dr. dobbs journal dated last may, I haven't heard any since then. It was called GNU by the

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