On Wednesday, June 22, 2022 at 1:48:11 PM UTC-5, Bill McMullen wrote:
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> My thoughts at this time are to create an ADL mode TCP/IP stack with straight forward access from Z80 mode applications ...
That sounds great. The current CP/NET code (SNIOS) I have over Ethernet uses the WizNET W5500 chip, which implements TCP/IP for me. I just use TCP/IP sockets to communicate with the server (or, in the case of MP/M, the clients). So, if you provide a socket-like interface then I just need to port my W5500 code to your API. That would also give us an MP/M plugin to run a CP/NET server.
I have a JAVA CP/NET server (using sockets) that should run on nearly any modern computer (if it has a JAVA RunTime), so it provides easy access to your computers files and storage from CP/M (CP/NET).