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From: Sean Kelly <kelly@ad1440.net>
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To: Jean-Michel DRICOT <jdricot@ulb.ac.be>
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Subject: Re: Comm API: development proposal
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> Is there actually a project about the porting of this API ?

The Comm API?  Not currently.  There is a commercial product, however,
that provides the Comm API for FreeBSD.  See http://www.sc-systems.com/
for more information.

> If not,  I'd like to build my own driver from scratch or try to port the
> Linux JNI to FreeBSD and make it available for the whole FreeBSD
> community.

That'd be great!

Take care.
--Sean


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