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Subject: Re: comtcp-- interrupt 14
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Date: 21 Aug 90 13:33:15 GMT
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> From: Al Gaspar <gaspar@stl-08sima.army.mil>


> I am trying to find out about a public domain interupt 14 
> interceptor for DOS.  I was told that there was one available
> called 'comtcp' from the the University of Maryland (umd5.umd.edu).
> Unfortunately, when I ftp over there, I can't find anything
> resembling it.

Comtcp can be found on umd5:pub/pc/dosip.  It was designed to run in
conjuction with the TSR's of the MD-DOSIP package but should port to
any stack that has a socket library.  If you're not using the MD-DOSIP
package, just delete the tk_yields() and recompile with a socket library
of your choice.  If you are using MD-DOSIP, the executable should work
fine.

			Joe Herman


DISCLAIMER:  I was on the DOSIP project.  I wrote comtcp as a weekend hack
             and it turned out to be exteremely useful. 
             


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