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1.1     ! root        1: /****************************************************************************\
        !             2: *  dperror.c -- sample program demonstrating NWLink.
        !             3: *
        !             4: *       Microsoft Developer Support
        !             5: *       Copyright (c) 1992, 1993 Microsoft Corporation
        !             6: *
        !             7: *  Demonstrates basic sockets programming with the Windows Sockets API
        !             8: *  using the NWLink transport.
        !             9: * 
        !            10: ****************************************************************************/
        !            11: #include <stdio.h>
        !            12: #include <winsock.h>
        !            13: #include "externs.h"
        !            14: 
        !            15: /****************************************************************************
        !            16: *
        !            17: *    FUNCTION:  dos_net_perror( LPSTR p )
        !            18: *
        !            19: *    PURPOSE:   This will printf an error message to stdout showing the 
        !            20: *               last error for the calling process.  This should be 
        !            21: *               called IMMEDIATELY after a call has returned an error 
        !            22: *               condition.
        !            23: *                  
        !            24: *    ARGUMENTS:        LPSTR   => user string to print first
        !            25: *
        !            26: *       RETURNS:   nothing
        !            27: *
        !            28: *\***************************************************************************/
        !            29: void dos_net_perror(LPSTR p)
        !            30: {
        !            31:     printf(dos_net_strerror(p));
        !            32:     printf("\n");
        !            33: 
        !            34:     return;
        !            35: }

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