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From: dcmartin@sun.uucp (David C. Martin)
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Subject: Documents from Berkeley (Warning)
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Date: Wed, 17-Jul-85 18:58:34 EDT
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Summary: you can' always get what you want...

In article <1687@saber.UUCP> turner@saber.UUCP (D'arc Angel @ The Houses 
of the Holy) writes:
> 
>There is a very good tutorial paper available for the asking (and small cost)
>from UC Berkeley on the subject of 4.2 sockets (I can't remember the title but
>its something obvious like 'sokets under 4.2') in fact the reason I'm posting

What you are thinking of is The Interprocess Communications Primer by
Lefler, Fabry and Joy.  But watch out!  Some of the examples in the
listing will compile, but not, repeat *not* run.

David C. Martin - Sun Microsystems / UC Berkeley
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David C. Martin - Sun Microsystems / UC Berkeley
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