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Right, I installed Watt-32 and a Virtual Packet Driver, and that got
rid of the "NO PACKET DRIVER FOUND" message.  That's cool and all, but
my real goal is to figure out how to get the DJGPP environment set up
so that I can write Extensions for PythonD.  Is there a minimal (or any
kind of) example how to do this in the DJGPP environment?  I'm missing
something here and I can't for the life of my figure out what it is.

Thanks,
Brent

decker wrote:
> I would not recommend anyone using libsocket. The implementation is
> incomplete and is no longer being developed. Further, R Dawe's ndis
> shim only works in windows 9x platforms and not on any NT-ish (i.e. XP)
> based systems.
>
> Watt-32 is the primary networking library available to DJGPP users now
> and is well supported and actively in development by its maintainer and
> commmunity.
> 
> Ben