1. TCP/IP sockets
- Posted by Ryan Zerby <ryanz at NETREX.COM>
Jan 18, 1998
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Last edited Jan 19, 1998
Has anyone gotten sockets to work with Euphoria? With the omnipresense of
the net, this is almost a necessity in any language that is to be taken
seriously. Perhaps I'm just biased, being a programmer for an internet
company the past few years ;)
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Ryan Zerby, Senior Programmer ryanz at netrex.com
"to create out of his own imagination the beauty of his wild forebears
--a mythology he cannot inherit." -- Allen Ginsberg 'Wild Orphan'
2. Re: TCP/IP sockets
At 09:54 PM 1/18/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Has anyone gotten sockets to work with Euphoria? With the omnipresense of
>the net, this is almost a necessity in any language that is to be taken
>seriously.
>
I'll know tomorrow. I've got a really good dos ppp driver (freeware)
and details of how to talk to it. Let me run a few tests, and I'll post
the details (gory or otherwise) here.
Irv
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3. Re: TCP/IP sockets
On Wed, 21 Jan 1998, Irv Mullins wrote:
> At 09:54 PM 1/18/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >Has anyone gotten sockets to work with Euphoria? With the omnipresense of
> >the net, this is almost a necessity in any language that is to be taken
> >seriously.
> I'll know tomorrow. I've got a really good dos ppp driver (freeware)
> and details of how to talk to it. Let me run a few tests, and I'll post
> the details (gory or otherwise) here.
I think I've gotten a 32bit version of winsock that works.... however,
getting stuff to work with DOS would be more useful in my opinion.
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Ryan Zerby, Senior Programmer ryanz at netrex.com
"to create out of his own imagination the beauty of his wild forebears
--a mythology he cannot inherit." -- Allen Ginsberg 'Wild Orphan'
