[ros-kernel] Re: RE: What we really need - Not explorer

[Piotr 'K. K. <pk...@in...>]

Hello Jason,

Tuesday, October 02, 2001, 2:06:53 PM, you wrote:

> --- Michael Rich <alp...@al...> wrote:
>>I would think besides the registry, that the networking code would
>>be the most important because once you can serve up network package,
>>you can almost become a standalone server.  Just get apache running
>>and you have a near instant WWW server, which would be VERY usable,
>>IMHO.

> To me it seems that getting basic networking going will take more
> than the GDI (although I could be mistaken). To me it looks this way
> because there are a lot of drivers and APIs that need to be written
> before the basics are working.

I agree with Jason on this issue. I am studying networking subsystems
of Xinu (from Comer's book Vol.II) and it is a lot of code and
difficult TCP/IP stuff. In Windows 2000 it is even more complicated
because of many layers and APIs.


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Best regards and sorry to my poor english,
 Piotr                            mailto:pe...@ku...

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