cm36+@andrew.cmu.edu (C. V. R. Murthy) (04/05/88)
Hello,
Thanks for replying my earlier query regarding streams on Unix System
V.
As I mentioned in that post, I am trying to port RPC package developed on BSD
Unix to the AT&T Unix System V.
I would like to know if such a package already exists, if so any references.
Thanks in advance,
Murthy (cm36@ANDREW.CMU.EDU)mishkin@apollo.uucp (Nathaniel Mishkin) (04/05/88)
In article <12801@brl-adm.ARPA> cm36+@andrew.cmu.edu (C. V. R. Murthy) writes: >As I mentioned in that post, I am trying to port RPC package developed on BSD >Unix to the AT&T Unix System V. >I would like to know if such a package already exists, if so any references. NCS, Apollo's RPC system consisting of a interface compiler (stub generator) and network message runtime library, runs on System V systems (R2 or R3) that support the BSD socket interface. (No other BSD extensions are required.) NCS also runs under BSD, VMS, and MS/DOS. NCS was described in a paper in the Summer '87 Usenix. NCS is available (under license) to universities for cost-of-distribution. Contact me for more details.