You wouldn't happen to be the guy who wrote "Learning Perl" published by
O'Reilly?  I really loved that book...  that was the book that started my love
for Perl.  I didn't think any Perl hacks would enjoy Squeak...  most Perl jocks
I know are low level operating systems type people...

-- Dino

"Randal L. Schwartz" wrote:
> 
> >>>>> "Dino" == Dino  <gte949e at prism.gatech.edu> writes:
> 
> Dino> How can I quickly find a free port in Squeak?
> 
> Most operating systems permit a bind to port 0, which finds a nice
> free port.  You should be able to get your info to find out what port
> it was.  If squeak can't access that, it should.  (I know, FileIn's
> welcome. :)
> 
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