1. An apparatus for enabling an object-oriented application, including object-oriented statements to access a procedural operating system including procedural functions saved as executable program logic which are called to access services provided by said procedural operating system to enable communications between a host computer and a second computer, comprising: (a) computer; (b) a memory component in said computer; (c) a code library, stored in said memory component, comprising: means for storing said executable program logic in an object-oriented class library; means for interfacing said object-oriented application to said procedural operating system utilizing said executable program logic; (d) means, in said computer, for processing object-oriented statements by inserting said executable program logic which corresponds to said object-oriented statements into said object-oriented application to access said host computer; and (e) said host computer comprising a plurality of processors operating in parallel, and wherein one of said plurality of processors contains said means for processing object-oriented statements by inserting said executable program logic which corresponds to said object-oriented statements into said object-oriented application to interface said procedural operating system and facilitate communication with said second computer.
1. An apparatus for enabling an object-oriented application, including object-oriented statements to access a procedural operating system including procedural functions saved as executable program logic which are called to access services provided by said procedural operating system to enable communications between a host computer and a second computer, comprising: (a) computer; (b) a memory component in said computer; (c) a code library, stored in said memory component, comprising: means for storing said executable program logic in an object-oriented class library; means for interfacing said object-oriented application to said procedural operating system utilizing said executable program logic; (d) means, in said computer, for processing object-oriented statements by inserting said executable program logic which corresponds to said object-oriented statements into said object-oriented application to access said host computer; and (e) said host computer comprising a plurality of processors operating in parallel, and wherein one of said plurality of processors contains said means for processing object-oriented statements by inserting said executable program logic which corresponds to said object-oriented statements into said object-oriented application to interface said procedural operating system and facilitate communication with said second computer. 3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said code library comprises an object-oriented class which includes as data a protocol for accessing a port in each of said plurality of processors, and methods for utilizing said protocol to enable and disable scheduling policies, to set a maximum priority for one of said plurality of processors, and to define tasks and threads which execute on one of said plurality of processors.