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Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 11:03:53 -0500
From: "William A. Gatliff" <gatliff@cel.cummins.com>
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Subject: TCP/IP protocol stack
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I figure you guys might know this...

I'm wanting to port a TCP/IP protocol library to an embedded
experimental project I'm hacking on. The binary won't be
redistributable, and the product isn't for sale (only one
will ever exist, and it will be _mine_. :^) )

Are any of you familiar with a fairly well-organized library
that could be ported to a non-PC, non-OS-based embedded system?

Or, how do you think it'd go to port the library in FreeBSD?
(I'd prefer this route, if anyone thinks it's a viable alternative).

Thanks!

b.g.