I might be able to take a look, it has been a while since I did any 6502
assembly, but ...

BTW is their any reason why we don't do a full re-implementation. It can't
be that bad.

-Dylan

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Date: October 26, 1999 6:00 PM
Subject: Linux 8086 TCP/IP stack options - anyone for 6502->C


>> Also, on another note, in catching signals in Linux from the terminal
>> emulator, I attempt to send them to the process group with killpg().
>> This routine under ELKS causes an undefined symbol getgpid() when
>> linking.  It appears there's an error in linux-8086 libc.
>
>That should be getpgrp() I think
>
>
>I've been rummaging around following some leads from from Kira on Linuxnet
>and now we need to find someone who wants to do 6502->C conversions or
>Z80->C conversions (the 6502 one looks the best)
>
>Phil Blundells 6502 TCP/IP stack -
http://www.tazenda.demon.co.uk/phil/iprom.S
>On the Z80 side there is http://www.altsoft.demon.co.uk/cpcip/ which seems
>to have a long way to goon TCP (the hard bit)
>
>The 6502 one is interesting cos Phil Blundell appears to be the same one as
>the Linux guy so hopefully we can get it GPL'd
>
>Alan
>
>

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