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i don't really use tcl too much,
but i like to try out different languages.
one program i use quite a bit started to
get crazy with 2.2.7 / tcl 8.02.

i traced it down to the following line
containing the "set" command.

#!/usr/bin/tclsh

     set fubar [open /dev/stdin] # comment this line in and out ...
                                 # freaks out w/stdin, stdout, stderr.
     puts "aaa"
     puts "bbb"
     puts "ccc"
     close $fubar
     exit


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