In message <20040319200945.GX17009@che.ojctech.com>David Young writes
>On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 11:53:46AM -0800, Jonathan Stone wrote:


>Is kcont in-tree?

Not yet. Whilst on vacation, I addressed the comments from the last
posting. Give me about another 12 hours to check the manpage, and
(disasters aside) it should be in.

If you use kcont, I'd be glad to help debug any issues that arise.
The "sample app" I intended to commit was a was splice(2), but it
turns out NetBSD's Unix-domain socket code has far, far too many ugly
"curproc" dependencies for that to be feasible in the short term.

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