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AN S-7600A/PIC16F877 JOURNEY

Part 4: Road Testing
by Fred Eady

Start ý Janis Joplin School of Programming ý Who or What is Perl? ý Setting Up the Server ý Applying What Weýve Learned ý Internet Engine Client Code ý Get on the ýNet ý Sources and PDF

GET ON THE 'NET

I've put up the Linux server at 216.53.172.290 for Circuit Cellar's readers. There will be lots of goodies at this address. The application you've just read about is at Port 8080. I'll post an address book on www.edtp.com to let you know what's on the Linux server and how to access it. Also, I've received lots of requests for assembled Internet Engines. I am now offering the S-7600A/PIC16F877 Internet Engine assembled, tested, and loaded with the boot loader code. Writing this series of Internet Engine articles has been great fun. I hope to see you echoing messages from your site very soon and I hope I've proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that it doesn't have to be complicated to run on the Internet.

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