This is to announce that version 1.1 of DIPC (Distributed Inter-Process
Communication) for Linux is available now.

 DIPC can be used to build and program clusters (multi-computers), and provides
distributed program developers with semaphores, messages and transparent 
distributed shared memory.

 The file dipc-1.1.tgz, containing the complete source code and documents, 
can be obtained by anomymous FTP from wallybox.cei.net, in directory
/pub/dipc. 

 Alternatively, it can be downloaded from sunsite.unc.edu, in /incoming/Linux, 
or in /pub/Linux/system/network/distrib.

DIPC's web pages are at http://wallybox.cei.net/dipc


 Here is DIPC's LSM file contents:

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Title:		DIPC (Distributed Inter-Process Communication)
Version:	1.1
Entered-date:	03JUL98
Description:	DIPC enables you to build and program distributed 
                (multi-computer) systems very easily. It works by 
                making System V IPC mechanisms (shared memories, 
                semaphores and messages) network transparent.
Keywords:	distributed parallel programming multi computer cluster 
		kernel shared memory message semaphore RPC IPC DSM WAN 
		network TCP/IP UDP/IP heterogeneous environment
Author:		kamran@wallybox.cei.net (Kamran Karimi)
Maintained-by:	kamran@wallybox.cei.net (Kamran Karimi)
		schmitz@lcbvax.cchem.berkeley.edu (Michael Schmitz)
Primary-site:	wallybox.cei.net /pub/dipc
		225kB dipc-1.1.tgz
Alternate-site:	sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/system/network/distrib
		225kB dipc-1.1.tgz
Platforms:	Linux/i386, Linux/m68k, TCP/IP, UDP/IP 
Copying-policy:	Freely distributable and usable, Copyright (C) Kamran Karimi
End


 Regards,
          Kamran Karimi