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Subject: Aztec C version of MacIP
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Date: Wed, 30-Jul-86 18:06:19 EDT
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I feel like I must be missing something important here...

I understand that Richard Cogger has ported PCIP, which runs on ibm pc
compatables, to Aztec C for the Mac.  This is called MacIP.  MacIP relies
on a Corvus Omninet.  Maybe someone has done the work to have MacIP use
AppleTalk/Seagate/Ethernet - maybe not, but it would be nice.

I haven't been able to contact Richard Cogger, so unfortunately I'm bothering
the bboard with this question - Is this code available to me?  As is?

I need tcp/ip support for the Mac that will work in conjunction with
AppleTalk/Seagate/Ethernet.  Telnet, like the CMU Pascal verion, is
nice, but I actually need the tcp interface.

If the Aztec C version of MacIP is not available now, and won't be available
in the next few weeks I'll need to start on my own conversion.  It will
support AppleTalk/Seagate/Ethernet and will be placed in the public domain.
I'd rather not take on this academic excercise...

Could someone please fill me in on the real status of MacIP.  Also, what's
the "MacIP Conference"?

Ron