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From: khanna@ARGUS.STANFORD.EDU (Raman Khanna)
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Subject: Re: where is the Aztec C code for MacIP?
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Date: Thu, 6-Nov-86 18:20:00 EST
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I believe that more than one person had this question.

Cornell University did the original work for the Aztec C version of
MacIP and I believe that it should be available. Dick Cogger should be 
the person to contact - unfortunately, I don't have his mailing address.

Stanford University has done more work on it ( e.g. multi-stream TCP to 
support ftp, VT100 emulation etc. ) and it is currently being tested. We
are planning to incorporate new gateway code done by Bill Croft that
would eliminate the need to dedicate a separate subnetwork for each 
Kinetics box ( a block of addresses would be asssigned instead ). In 
addition, we are making enhancements such as scroll-back feature etc.
I expect that we will be able to distribute it in about four weeks.