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From: tim@hoptoad.UUCP.UUCP
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re:  life after PEEK
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Date: Thu, 5-Jun-86 17:01:26 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun  5 17:01:26 1986
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I'm not familiar with the PCIP netwatch, but as part of my ongoing upgrade
of MacIP I am considering writing an IP peek/poke program for debugging.
This would use the Macintosh List Manager to display received packetys in
symbolic form (rather than hex) and the dialog manager to allow symbolic
input for poked packets.  One problem is that I don't know how peek works,
that is, where it sinks its hooks into the Appletalk system.  If I can't
find this out, then if I do this it will have to be through hooks I insert
in MacIP 2, so it would only work for IP.

Tim