Tcl provides various facilities for '''Network Programming'''



** Commands **

   [socket]:   



** Tools **

   [sockspy]:   acts as a network proxy but displays the data as it passes through the application

   [TCPProxy]:   similar to [sockspy], but without the logging



** See Also **

   [Category Networking]:   

   [Networking Capabilities]:   praise for Tcl

   [Little Circular Networks in Tcl]:   Exploring the dynamics of networks.

   [Network server application template]:   One of the quickest ways to get a simple network server up and running

   [Idioms: Building High Performance Network Servers using Tcl, by Todd Coram]:   Summary of and a link to a very useful article elsewhere.

   [Network programming with Expect]:   

   [Disruption Tolerant Networking]:   networking protocols for networks that have latency and disruption problems

   [Remote Execution]:   

   [RPC]:   




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