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Inside Macintosh: Networking /
Chapter 12 - Multinode Architecture


Multinode Architecture Reference

This section describes the data structures and routines that are specific to the multinode architecture.

The "Data Structures" section shows the Pascal data structures for the write-data structure, the address block record, and the multinode parameter block to the
.MPP driver.

The "Routines" section describes the routines that you use to add a multinode address, remove a multinode address, and send data from the multinode to be transmitted over the network. Unlike most of the routines comprising the protocol implementations described in this book, the multinode routines are not defined in the MPW interface files. To call these routines from a high-level language, you must use the Device Manager's interface. The "Routines" section describes how to do this.


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Data Structures
Routines

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