PINT 1.0 review

PINT is a handy tool for debugging any TCP/IP (or UDP) software

License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
File size:	25K
Developer:	Matti Dahlbom

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PINT is a handy tool for debugging any TCP/IP (or UDP) software. It can be made to listen to a server socket or to connect to a remote host. The resulting connection is displayed, with separate display for the inbound and outbound traffic.

MISSING FEATURES
UDP/RAW support
noticing connection failures
runtime help screen by pressing tab
man page

KNOWN BUGS
resizing window larger than original size crashes the program

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