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This page contains my port of Waterloo tcp/ip (WatTCP). Watt-32 is an enhanced version of Geof Cooper's TinyTCP and Erick Engelke's WatTCP. The latest version is dated November 1999 with features integrated into Watt-32.
Watt-32 is a library for making networked TCP/IP programs in the language of C and C++ under DOS and Windows-NT. Both 16-bit real-mode and 32-bit protected-mode is supported. For DOS, Watt-32 requires a packet-driver ( PKTDRVR ) to access the data-link layer (Ether-PPP, SLIP or Ethernet. Token-Ring is un-tested). With the correct packet-driver, it will run under all versions of Windows too. I highly recommend SwsVpkt which works much faster than Dan Lanciani's NDIS3PKT . With the SwsVpkt or NDIS3PKT drivers
For Windows, WinPcap and NPF.SYS are required. Note that Windows 95, 98 and ME are not supported.