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From: oconnor@SCCGATE.SCC.COM (Michael J. O'Connor)
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Subject: Re:  Ada to Ethernet
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Date: Wed, 29-Jul-87 00:59:14 EDT
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I have written several ADA programs that read from and write to Ethernet.
All were written using DEC ADA and accessed the DEC Ethernet devices.  The
three I remember best are: an XNS "ping" program, a bare-bones Ethernet
monitor, and a minimal (no-options or ICMP) subset of DDN IP.

	mjo,