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- From: micke_a@algonet.se (Micke Andersson)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Interprocess communication /network
- Date: Mon, 08 Jan 1996 01:39:51 GMT
- Organization: AlgoNet Public Access Node, Stockholm
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- I've been trying to get some sort of interprocess communication across
- the network to work, I need it to send some short messages between the
- same program running on different machines in a (IPX or NetBios)
- network. Do I have to write everything using assembler calls to the
- IPX interface, or is there some existing library out there to take
- care of the low level interface?
-
- Some of the messages can be longer than the maximum allowed IPX
- message, making the assembler programming to time consuming for me
- right now - not to mention that I have no clear idea of some of the
- calls to make.
-
- Anyone? Really needs this :-)
-
- /Micke
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