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 ac> * Forwarded (from: ftsc.wg.b) by andrew clarke using timEd/FreeBSD
 ac> 1.11.b1. * Originally from andrew clarke (3:633/267) to All.
 ac> * Original dated: 2003-06-28 11:07:54

 ac> Hi All,

 ac> I'm posting C code for a program that displays the output of data
 ac> captured during a BinkP session in human-readable text.  I was
 ac> wondering if people familiar with BinkP internals could verify it is
 ac> correct so far, and for the people unfamilar with BinkP, whether it
 ac> makes some sense. 
 ac> Obviously as it deals with data "after the fact" it
doesn't handle the
 ac> various states during the session.  This is where the real guts of the
 ac> BinkP spec need to be double checked before it can be called a
 ac> standard.  I'm tossing up the idea of writing a very basic BinkP
 ac> client to do that, then make corrections to the doc.  Hmm, I guess I'd
 ac> have to write some sort of server too. 

Ok, silly question time. How does it *get* this data on a *non*-Unix
system? I don't know c worth a damn. I can sometimes correct simple
errors when a compiler complains about the source, but that's about it.


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