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From: tony_gair@yahoo.co.uk (Tony Gair)
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Subject: Re: socket
Date: 19 Mar 2003 15:41:36 -0800
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There are some excellent simple examples with the adasockets package
which although appear a bit hairy at first, they do explain how
adasockets can be used.

If you want some more complicated examples using tasking and protected
objects to store messages coming in, and sending them out, then email
me, but first I would recommend getting to grips with the examples
first.

I would also take a look at the distributed annex Gnat-Glade as this
is quite useful too.