
This directory is for the programmers. For client programming, you never
need the PORT.H and LAYER.H. You only need the TRANSPRT.H, which replaces 
*both* TRANSPRT.H and DRIVERS.H from old STiK. Please try to compile your
client with the new TRANSPRT.H, you should not need to change your source 
code much.  The only mandatory change is to add a new argument at the end
of the argument list of TCP_close calls.  The new argument should simply
be NULL to compile into code with unchanged behaviour.
(NB: Already compiled binaries need no change at all.)

If you have any doubts about a function, check the details in STING.HYP,
the ST-Guide hypertext on STinG.  That is why we wrote it...

If the compiler throws about more errors or warnings, please tell me about
it. Best : Send me the file the compiler did store the error and warnings,
with an excerpt of your source code.

PORT.H and LAYER.H are for STX programming only. You'll need PORT.H with
TRANSPRT.H if you wanna write a port STX, like the SERIAL, MIDI, or ETHER.
If you wanna start any such project, please contact me, I'll provide more
info on it. LAYER.H together with TRANSPRT.H form the basis for a high 
level protocol STX. In future possibly there will be a Internet phone
protocol STX. Again, contact me if you wanna start on a similar thing.

These header files are written for use with Pure C. Other compilers might
need slight adjustments. Try to #include the file 'portab.h' before the
actual #include's for the other header files. If that still gives you 
problems with your compiler, contact me.


Keep hacking ;-)
