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From: miket@ncoast.UUCP (Michael Taht)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Does XENIX have sockets?  Also, software availability.
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Date: Mon, 27-Jul-87 11:00:58 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 27 11:00:58 1987
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My terminal emulation is busted, so I'm typeing blind. Please Excuse.
Read the manual. Xenix is System V, and system V DOESN'T have sockets.
The closest analogue is Xenix-Net, which uses //machine/path... and currently
works with ethernet, and Sytek 6120 boards. V.3 will have AT&Ts networking
built in, I've confused myself weather it's called ?RFS or NFS.
In its place we have both Xenix and Unix V.2 pipes, named pipes, and message
queues. Take a look at the Programmer's Guide II, at "Pipes".
Michael Taht
PS Anyone know why NONE of PRocomm's 2.4.2 terminal emulations work?
PPS Xenix Net is a separate product, sells for around 600 from SCO.