1 Jul
2004
1 Jul
'04
10:01 p.m.
Hi,
I think this is covered by the 10 year rule, since it concerns pre-windows
stuff.
I am looking for the DOS_SOCK.LIB file. Its a library for developing
programs with sockets, for DOS. I found the following ref in the Microsoft
site:
MS-DOS TCP/IP for Lanman 2.2c and Microsoft Network
Clients 3.0
support DOS Socket application and WinSock 1.1 application. Sockets.exe
in MS-DOS TCP/IP is a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program;
it allows MS-DOS socket applications to run if they've been written
with the Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0, using
the DOS Socket Library (DOS_SOCK.LIB) available in the Development
Kit.
I can't find the "Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0"
on the Microsoft web site, so I am wondering whether somebody may have
a copy left over.
**vp
1 Jul
1 Jul
11:02 p.m.
On Thu, 2004-07-01 at 22:01, Vassilis Prevelakis wrote:
Hi,
I think this is covered by the 10 year rule, since it concerns pre-windows
stuff.
I am looking for the DOS_SOCK.LIB file. Its a library for developing
programs with sockets, for DOS. I found the following ref in the Microsoft
site:
Unless you are using the MS client I would use WatTCP instead.
Paul
MS-DOS TCP/IP for Lanman 2.2c and Microsoft
Network Clients 3.0
support DOS Socket application and WinSock 1.1 application. Sockets.exe
in MS-DOS TCP/IP is a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program;
it allows MS-DOS socket applications to run if they've been written
with the Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0, using
the DOS Socket Library (DOS_SOCK.LIB) available in the Development
Kit.
I can't find the "Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0"
on the Microsoft web site, so I am wondering whether somebody may have
a copy left over. 
3 Jul
3 Jul
9:32 a.m.
Vassilis Prevelakis wrote:
I am looking for the DOS_SOCK.LIB file. Its a library
for developing
programs with sockets, for DOS. I found the following ref in the Microsoft
site:
If you find it: I'd like a copy as well. BTW, perhaps these "system
calls" are documented in Ralph Browns Interrupt List?
Regards,
Bert
MS-DOS TCP/IP for Lanman 2.2c and Microsoft
Network Clients 3.0
support DOS Socket application and WinSock 1.1 application. Sockets.exe
in MS-DOS TCP/IP is a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program;
it allows MS-DOS socket applications to run if they've been written
with the Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0, using
the DOS Socket Library (DOS_SOCK.LIB) available in the Development
Kit.
I can't find the "Microsoft TCP/IP Sockets Development Kit Version 1.0"
on the Microsoft web site, so I am wondering whether somebody may have
a copy left over.
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