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NetIPC^? is a programmatic interface to call networking (socket) routines from a programming language on the 3000. Socket routines allow inter- system data transfers. NetIPC^? allows most of the same functionality of berkeley sockets (BSD) but is a proprietary calling interface invented by HP. A notable exception is that NetIPC^? does not allow access to UDP/IP primitives where BSD does.

-- ChrisBartram - 09 Jun 2006

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