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From: shebanow@ernie.Berkeley.EDU (Mike Shebanow)
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Subject: Re: Info needed on Macintosh Programmer's Workshop (LONG)
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Date: Mon, 28-Jul-86 22:43:04 EDT
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(beware the line eater)

RE: UNIX, mulitasking, and pipes

Allow me to clarify my point: I do realize that pipes are implemented in
UNIX as a connection between processes, but that is not, strictly speaking,
at all necessary. MPW does pipes, and so does MSDOS, but neither of these 
environments (if you call MSDOS an environment :-) ) use multitasking to do it.

So my point still stands, even if it is quivering a bit.

Andrew Shebanow