crp@ccivax.UUCP (05/08/84)
On our 4.2 distribution tape there was an account
for Sam Leffler in /usr/guest. In ~sam/tests were several
programs that demonstrated the use of socket(), bind(), et al.
Also in /usr/doc/ipc is the Interprocess Communications Primer,
I never saw a printed version of this, we've only had 4.2 up
since ~October, why should I expect all of the documentation
already (!!!) ? Another good example of how to use sockets is
the lineprinter code. It operates in two domains at the same
time (UNIX and INET). I hope you find something useful in one of
these areas.
Chuck Privitera
Computer Consoles Inc.
Rochester, NY
{seismo, allegra}!rochester!ritcv!ccivax!crpmsc@qubix.UUCP (Mark Callow) (05/11/84)
A printed copy of the 4.2BSD Interprocess Communications Primer
*is* included in the 4.2BSD documentation distributed by Berkleley.
It is amoung the collection of documents that I refer to as the
"distribution kit". These are documents intended to assist in the
installation process. They constitute item 3 on the packing list.
I am growing weary of people who find Unix guilty until proven
innocent.
--
From the TARDIS of Mark Callow
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