Doug> udp was removed when sockets made it into the Tcl/Tk
Doug> core. You'll have to drop back to something like tcl7.5 or
Doug> tcl7.6 and scotty 2.0.7 if you want to use udp stuff. At least,
Doug> that's if I recall correctly. It's been a year or so since udp
Doug> was in there.
This is not true. The udp command is still part of 2.1.X and I see no
reason to remove until there is native udp support in Tcl. The only
command which got removed was the tcp command because this is not
covered by Tcl.
Doug> I'm not sure what you mean by update without tk?
update is part of the Tcl interpreter for quite some time now.
Doug> The SunOS4 stuff has sort of stagnated. The porting notes are
Doug> for an older version of tcl (something like 7.5 or 7.6) and an
Doug> older version of scotty (something like 2.1.5) and an older
Doug> version of bind (like 4.9.3 or 4.9.4)
Doug> One person here did manage to get it ported a while back and
Doug> posted back the results here. You might check the mailing list
Doug> archive from a few months ago concerning his success. He had to
Doug> change a few things since the porting notes are a bit stale.
scotty 2.1.10 still compiles and runs fine on our SunOS boxes. Sure,
we have a hacked resolver in our OS and I can't even tell you how we
patched the hacked resolver in there (this happend years ago). Anyway,
scotty builds and runs fine on SunOS - you only have to fix the broken
SunOS resolved. BTW, replacing the broken SunOS resolver is worth the
effort as many applications will compile much easier once you have
fixed the resolver.
Juergen
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