From aa2273c7d3d9058867945193185a412c2be38278 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jeff Hill
If a client needs to communicate with two servers that are residing at different port numbers then an extended syntax may be used with the -EPICS_CA_ADDRESS_LIST environment variable. See WAN +EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST environment variable. See WAN Environment below.
If a client needs to communicate with two servers that are residing at different port numbers then an extended syntax may be used with the -EPICS_CA_ADDRESS_LIST environment variable. Each host name or IP address in -the EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST may be immediately followed by a colon and an IP port +EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST environment variable. Each host name or IP address in the +EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST may be immediately followed by a colon and an IP port number without intervening whitespace. Entries that do not specify a port number will default to EPICS_CA_SERVER_PORT.
@@ -811,11 +811,11 @@ base>/include/os/<arch>" in its header file search path.An application that uses the CA client library functions described in this -document will need to link with the EPICS CA Client Library and also the -EPICS Common Library. The EPICS CA Client Library calls the EPICS Common -Library. The following table shows the names of these libraries on UNIX and -Windows systems.
+An application that uses the Channel Access Client Library functions +described in this document will need to link with the EPICS CA Client Library +and also the EPICS Common Library. The EPICS CA Client Library calls the +EPICS Common Library. The following table shows the names of these libraries +on UNIX and Windows systems.