Giri:
There is a commercial STREAMS for Linux offered by Mentat. Their version has a
full TCP/IP stack with it. So if you have need of a STREAMS based TCP/IP for
Linux and can afford to pay license fees, e.g., if it is for some commercial
product of your own, then contact them.
At Gcom, we have used the Mentat STREAMS on Windows NT and find it to be an
excellent implementation.
-- Dave
Giridhar Ramaraju wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Correct me if I am wrong, but in the the existing framework, we deviate
> away from STREAMS framework for getting IP functionality. Will it be a
> worthwhile effort to implement IP as a mux in the LiS Framework ?
>
> Has anyone tried doing implementing IP as a mux. Any Do/Don'ts/Gotchas
> if I try to implement IP as a mux.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Giri
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