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    If it is non-nil, a non-blocking connect is attempted - if supported
    by the o/s (and the emacs code) - and when the connection is
    established, the argument (which must be a function) is called to
    initiate using the connection.

Would it make sense to use the sentinel function for this?  It already
does a similar job.

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