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- This is Version 3 of the Software Development Kit for I-Net 225.
-
- A variety of changes and improvements have occured, due to user
- input. The detail of those changes can be found in the file
- CHANGES in this directory.
-
- This archive and its contents are Copyright © 1996 by Interworks.
-
- Below is the README from Version 2 and Version 1 of the SDK.
-
- Michael B. Smith
- for Interworks, Inc.
- April 9, 1996
- ===============================================================================
-
- This is Version 2 of the Software Development Kit for I-Net 225.
-
- A variety of changes and improvements have occured, due to user
- input. The detail of those changes can be found in the file
- CHANGES in this directory.
-
- This archive and its contents are Copyright © 1996 by Interworks.
-
- Below is the README from Version 1 of the SDK.
-
- Michael B. Smith
- for Interworks, Inc.
- April 7, 1996
- ===============================================================================
- This is the Software Development Kit for I-Net 225, from Interworks.
-
- This archive and its contents are Copyright © 1996 by Interworks.
-
- Parts of this shared socket library and the associated header files are
- derived from code which is:
-
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Copyright (c) 1980-1995 Regents of the University of California.
- All rights reserved.
-
- Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted
- provided that the above copyright notice and this paragraph are
- duplicated in all such forms and that any documentation,
- advertising materials, and other materials related to such
- distribution and use acknowledge that the software was developed
- by the University of California, Berkeley. The name of the
- University may not be used to endorse or promote products derived
- from this software without specific prior written permission.
- THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR
- IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED
- WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- This archive is being released to the public as freely-distributable, which
- means that the files may be copied and spread in any manner, but that
- Interworks still retains any and all copyrights and complete ownership of the
- archive.
-
- Other restrictions may be applied as they see fit.
-
- The main restrictions are
-
- These files are provided AS-IS, with no warranty either expressed or
- implied, and all risk is the responsibility of the user. Neither
- Interworks, nor any of its employees nor contractors shall be held
- liable in the event of any problems either with the files provided,
- or with any program(s) created using the supplied files or other
- information. Use of the supplied files or other information implies
- acceptance of risk on the part of the user.
-
- and
-
- This archive must remain intact, and AS-IS. No files may be modified,
- added, or removed.
-
- There are 4 subdirectories in this archive:
-
- include - Do NOT copy these to your INCLUDE: directory. Simply add an
- 'INCLUDEDIR=' directive to your compiler options to point to
- these files when compiling network code.
-
- examples - Some simple examples of network code.
-
- lib - 2 link libraries to make porting network code easier. These are
-
- unixS.lib - SAS/C specific UNIX compatibility functions. See
- 'unix.doc' for AutoDocs for these functions. Yes,
- some of these are duplicates of routines in the SAS
- libraries, but they are more UNIX compatible than
- the SAS versions.
-
- rpc.lib - contains RPC and XDR routines. See any decent UNIX
- docs for their use. If you don't know how to use
- them, you probably don't need to.
-
- password - files & information so you can build your own library for
- handling passwords for the network. No .library file is
- provided, but with the included info, one of our Beta
- testers created a password.library file that worked fine on
- the first try, and it only took 20 minutes!
-
- Two files in this directory provide AutoDoc entries for routines in the socket
- library (socket.doc), and the unixS.lib functions (unix.doc).
-
- Please read the README files in each subdirectory, particularly the one inside
- the "examples" directory.
-
-
- Good luck!
-
- - Jim Cooper
- Lead Programmer, I-Net 225
- March 28, 1996
-