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[ READ-ME - Mon Nov 6 08:01:30 1989 - pingpong notes - jpo ] This is a simple demonstration of asynchronous connection establishment. It runs as follows. pingpong address1 address2 If both addresses are the same it will connect to itself and then exit. If the addresses are different then it is intended that two pingpong's are run to allow interconnection with each other. It is useful both as a simple example of the way to form asynchronous connections and as a useful way to test that these connections work. NOTE: This is not the full story, if you are using services above transport (the usual case) you will need to add a magic parameter to the TNetListen call to allow fully async establishment.