CA for NT, not

[CATimossi@lbl.gov (Chris Timossi)]

I found out that I cant post the NT port for anonymous ftp, even if
there is no source code in it. Plan B is that people that have signed
the EPICS non-disclosure can contact me directly (before I'm fired).

Chris

>For people that want to try out channel access on Windows NT 3.5, I have
>placed an archive file, ca_r12b.zip, on light8.lbl.gov for anonymous FTP
>in the EPICS directory. The file contains the dynamic link libraries for
>building
>either Channel Access or Simple Channel Access clients, a Labview for NT VI,
>which 
>uses SCA to access CA servers, and a few sample client applications.
>
>The source code for the CA library is included in the current R12 beta which is
>still under test. We are still working on the makefiles to allow the NT version
>to be built from the standard distribution.
>
>The current version runs only on Windows NT, though it shouldnt be hard for
>me to get it working on Windows95. It will not run on Windows 3.11. Currently,
>the repeater must be started from the command line.
>
>I have been using it for about a month against r11 servers and it seems
>stable so I'm looking for other people interested in trying it.
>
>Chris
>
>
>
>Chris Timossi
>University of California
>Lawrence Berkeley Lab
>Ms 10-110
>Berkeley, Ca. 94720
>510-486-5385
>FAX 510-486-7374
>
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