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From: Peter Studer <peter.studer@bluewin.ch>
Subject: Re: TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Date: 1999/03/11
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Thank you Larry. I have wrote now an example myself by using the
C-Example from the "Digital TCP/IP-Services..."-Manuals. These
manuals are on the on-line-documentation-cd 2 under \network\tcpipv42

Peter Studer

Larry Kilgallen wrote:

> In article <36E64D37.C259D4B0@bluewin.ch>, S EA Ik
> <pez.sik@bluewin.ch> writes:
> > Is there anybody who has examples for programming socket interfaces
> > in ada with the OpenVMS system services (qio)?
>
> I don't have such examples available, but be aware there are different
>
> QIO interfaces to TCP/IP from the three major TCP/IP packages (UCX,
> Multinet and TCPware).  UCX and Multinet have the ability to emulate
> each other, and I presume the new TCPIP (yes, that is the facility
> name)
> DEC has provided to replace UCX will carry through with the Multinet
> emulation, but it may not have been thoroughly tested as it is not
> widely used.
>
> So look before you leap if compatibility is important.
>
> Larry Kilgallen