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1.1.1.2 ! root        1: This directory contains several sample RPC distributed
        !             2: applications. 
1.1       root        3: 
1.1.1.2 ! root        4: Directory        Description
1.1       root        5: 
1.1.1.2 ! root        6: HELLO            Print a string "hello, world" on the server
        !             7: WHELLO           Windows version of "hello, world" sample
        !             8: DATA\INOUT       Directional attributes
        !             9: DATA\DUNION      Discriminated union
        !            10: DATA\XMIT        Transmit as attribute
        !            11: HANDLES\AUTO     Auto handles
        !            12: HANDLES\USRDEF   User-defined handles
        !            13: HANDLES\CXHNDL   Context handles
        !            14: DOCTOR           RPC version of Eliza-like therapist program
        !            15: MANDEL           Mandelbrot set Windows sample
        !            16: DICT             Client-server transaction processing
        !            17: 
        !            18: The source files within each directory (with the exception
        !            19: of the Windows samples) follow the naming convention:
        !            20: 
        !            21: README.xxx     Instructions to build, run the sample
        !            22: <dirname>.IDL  Interface definition language file
        !            23: <dirname>.ACF  Attribute configuration file
        !            24: <dirname>C.C   Client main program
        !            25: <dirname>S.C   Server main program
        !            26: <dirname>P.C   Remote procedures
        !            27: MAKEFILE       Nmake file to build NT version
        !            28: MAKEFILE.DOS   Nmake file to build MS-DOS version
        !            29: 
        !            30: The Microsoft Windows sample programs use several additional
        !            31: files and do not conform to this naming convention. See the
        !            32: README.xxx file in each directory for specific information
        !            33: about the files.

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