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I'm looking for code examples that use LIB$PARSE_NCB.  Having never played with
TPARSE (the routine at the root of LIB$PARSE_NCB) I am having a bit of trouble
trying to determine the format of the LIB$PARSE_NCB output.

FYI:  LIB$PARSE_NCB is a routine that takes a "raw" Network Connect Block and
parses the useful information out of it.  Pretty handy for writing DECnet
Objects and Security Widgets.  It's undocumented :-(

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