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OS/2 'C' replication demo program.

Prior to building and running this example, you must:

  1. Setup the SOM environment using the SOMENV command file provided
     with the SOM installation.
  2. Ensure that the environment variable SOMSOCKETS is set to
     TCPIPSockets
  3. Ensure that the environment variable SOMBASE is set to your SOM
     installation directory.
  4. Ensure that the environment variable SOMIR is set to
     %SOMBASE%\etc\som.ir;som.ir

Making the demo:

  wmake /f makefile.wmk

Running the demo:

  To run this program, set the environment (as described above) in two
  separate windows.  Prior to running the first (master) copy of the
  program, erase any old files with the extension .scf.

  When the two copies of the program are running, first create a new object
  (option N of the menu) and then initialize the object (option I of the
  menu ) for each copy. Any changes in the objects data, made in one process,
  will be replicated in the other.

