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- From: jcwang@csie.ntu.edu.tw (John C. Wang)
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- Subject: Re: Interprocess communication /network
- Date: 8 Jan 1996 05:03:13 GMT
- Organization: National Taiwan University
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- Micke Andersson (micke_a@algonet.se) ┤ú¿∞:
- : 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?
-
- You can try UniBase. It encapsulates network communications in the form
- of standard iostreams. And it's free!
-
- --
- John Chia-chin Wang, author of UniBase,
- The Solution to YOUR Network Programming Troubles
-
- Come to download your copy now!
- http://bbs.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~jcwang/unibase/index.cgi
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