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From: J.Wexler@edinburgh.ac.uk
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Subject: Helios
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Date: 10 Nov 89 09:29:04 GMT
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Are there any Helios buffs out there?  I'm almost embarrassed to ask this
question, but I've spent some time trying to answer it from the Prentice-Hall
book - without success - so:

A port is presumably used by at least two parties, one sending a message and the
other receiving the message.  One of them will have to create the port using
NewPort.  How does the other party find out the identification of the port? - in
particular, if the two parties are on different processors?

    John Wexler