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From: muel0115 AT gold DOT tc DOT umn DOT edu (John Muellerleile)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Telnet client with DJGPP?
Date: 31 Aug 1996 07:42:15 GMT
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In article <504add$7be AT news DOT stealth DOT net>, mohan AT stealth DOT net says...
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>John Sabean <docmani AT eng DOT umd DOT edu> wrote:
>
>>As for using the Win95 TCP stack, thats tricky. The only software
>>I've seen that uses DJGPP to do that is Quake. So, it is in fact,
>>possible to do this, however, I've looked long and hard for the
>>information on how to do this and have come up with nothing.
>
>I'd also very much like to see the Windows95 TCP/IP stack used in a
>DJGPP program.  If Quake does use the Windows95 TCP/IP stack and it
>truely was compiled with DJGPP, then I am sure that someone will
>eventually figure out a way to access it, atleast I hope so.
>

I have been trying to do similar things myself; i.e. looking for ways to 
access the TCPIP stack under windows NT.  I am having a heck of a time to do 
this, but quake has inspired me to the point of no return.

Spawning the main program seems like a viable choice, though I am wondering 
how the two programs do in fact communicate.