On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 05:17:16PM +0200, Gibran Hasnaoui wrote:
> Ok,
>
> So the good way would be to make a translator, after
> I use my .defs and implement foo() in the translator.
> Then I can use a client which speek with the translator.
>
> That's it ? :)
It is not quite that easy. You
Ok,
So the good way would be to make a translator, after
I use my .defs and implement foo() in the translator.
Then I can use a client which speek with the translator.
That's it ? :)
Gibran
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On Mon, Apr 09, 2001 at 06:14:09PM +0200, Gibran Hasnaoui wrote:
> I tried some exemple of mig.ps and saw that netname isn't used anymore.
> What is the right way to write a server now ? :)
To advertise a port to possible clients, register your server in the
directory tree as a translator. That'
Hi,
I got some doc about MIG and I want now to try to write a little
server.
I tried some exemple of mig.ps and saw that netname isn't used anymore.
What is the right way to write a server now ? :)
here is the defs file I want to use :
/* test.defs */
subsystem test 33600;
#include
routin
