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\title{{\xk} Tutorial}
\author{Larry L. Peterson \\ Bruce S. Davie \\ Andrew C. Bavier}
\date{January 1996}
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\begin{center}
{\bf\Large Abstract}
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\begin{quote}
This document is a tutorial on writing {\xk} protocols. It assumes a
basic understanding of network protocols. This document does not cover
the entire {\xk} interface, focusing instead on the {\xk}'s most
common operations. For a complete description of the {\xk}, see
\cite{ProgMan_3.3}. This document also does not describe how to configure
and run the {\xk}, focusing instead on how to write the individual
protocols that one might want to configure into a given instance of
the {\xk}. For an introduction on how to configure and run the {\xk},
see \cite{Started}. Finally, this document borrows heavily from
\cite{Peterson96}, which gives both an overview of the {\xk} and a
general introduction to computer networks.
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\input participant
\input event
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\input example
\input refcount
\input more_examples

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