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    > Can anyone confirm that the built-in open-network-stream is
    > supported on all platforms now?

    It isn't on Mac, but that doesn't have asynchronous processes for the
    code to use.

You could be saying that tcp.el is useless on the Mac, but I am not
sure.  Could you clarify the statement?  Can anyone tell us for certain
whether tcp.el is of use on the Mac?