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Hello

> Sung-Woo Tak and others write in the paper 
>"Experience With TCP/IP Networking Protocol S/W 
> over Embedded OS for Network Appliance":
>
> Currently, the market of multimedia information appliance
> based on Internet activated by the growth of both
> multimedia service and access of Internet augment the
> importance of TCP/IP protocol S/W which can provide the
> existing standalone embedded systems with Internet
> service. In this paper, we analyze the architecture and
> function of TCP/IP module to depend on 4.4BSD OS
> (Operating System) runtime environment and propose the
> new method against TCP/IP module dependent on 4.4BSD
> OS runtime environment. And then we implement
> embedded OS for the network appliance that supports
> multitasking under its environment to use only physical
> memory in embedded system.
>
> The environment for the development of embedded OS 
> and TCP/IP protocol S/W. Embedded OS and TCP/IP module 
> are implemented by gnu c compiler, gcc-2.6.1, under the FreeBSD OS.

What is it or what signify the term "TCP/IP protocol S/W" ?

Thanks.

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