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From: bilbo@bisco.kodak.COM (Charles Tryon)
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Subject: Re: Binary data file compatibility across machines
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I have (as I have noted here previously) been using XDR to solve this problem.
I am wondering, however, how many systems/machines subscribe to this standard?
We have various flavors of Sun's here (3.4, 4.0.1 Sun3, Sparc) as well as an
IBM RS/6000 which all know about XDR.  What other machines out there have
XDR libraries?

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Chuck Tryon
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