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Article: Enteprise Architecture in Interesting Times

Voices from the community on the forces that are shaping enterprise architecture in the second decade of the twenty-first century.

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A seriously interesting article about fab times.

Not sure if this is the right forum but...... This is an article about the difficulties in the engineering of 14nM fabs and lower production techniques. Semiconductor Engineering .:. Battling Fab Cycle Times Enjoy... (1 Reply)
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snmpsession(3)						     Library Functions Manual						    snmpsession(3)

NAME
snmpsession - snmpkit functions dealing with a particular snmpsession. SYNOPSIS
#include <snmpkit.h> SNMPSESSION *sk_new_session(char *host, void *(start_routine)(SNMPSESSION*), const char *community); DESCRIPTION
A snmpsession is an opaque data structure which specifies a The new_snmpsession() creates a new session. The SNMPSOCK should have previously created by the application using, new_snmpsock(). The host should will be looked up using gethostbyname() and the community string is something like a password in SNMP lingo but it doesn't have a username associated with it and it is transmitted in clear text within the packets. In most cases, there are a couple of community strings. One is only allowed to read and the other is allowed to both read and write. The default read-only community name is "public". If set the community name to NULL, the community name will default to public. The new_snmpsession_quick() function is very similar to the new_snmpsession() function except the community name always defaults to "pub- lic". The delete_snmpsock() function is the opposite of the new_snmpsession() function. It frees all memory and resources currently being used by the SNMPSESSION structure. RETURN VALUE
The new_snmpsock() and the new_snmpsock_quick() both return a pointer to the newly created snmpsock or NULL if there was an error. AUTHOR
Ben Woodard <ben@users.sourceforge.net> BUGS
The library can possibly throw different kinds of C++ exceptions that won't be caught by the glue code and therefore it can cause your pro- gram to crash inexplicably. SEE ALSO
libsnmpkit(3), snmpsock(3), snmpstructfiller(3), snmptable(3), gethostbyname(3) GNU snmpkit 0.4 November 2000 snmpsession(3)