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Take a look at https://www.kermitproject.org/ckupdates.html https://www.kermitproject.org/ckupdates.html . These quotes come from the last few years: > [fixes]
by eesmith 6mo ago
Take a look at https://www.kermitproject.org/ckupdates.html https://www.kermitproject.org/ckupdates.html . These quotes come from the last few years:
> [fixes] specific to VMS (a.k.a. OpenVMS),
> For conformity with DECSYSTEM-20 Kermit ...
> running on a real Sun3, compiled with a non-ANSII compiler (Sun cc 1.22)
> this is fatal in HP-UX 10 with the bundled compiler
> OpenWatcom 1.9 compiler
> OS/2 builds
> making sure that all functions are declared in both ANSI format and K&R format (so C-Kermit can built on both new and old computers)
Oooooh! A clang complaint: 'Clang also complains about perfectly legal compound IF statements and/or complex IF conditions, and wants to have parens and/or brackets galore added for clarity. These statements were written by programmers who understood the rules of precedence of arithmetic and logical operators, and the code has been working correctly for decades.'
- jasomill 6mo agoBut wait, there's more! As of the fourth Beta, DECnet support has been re-enabled. To make LAT or CTERM connections you must have a licensed copy of Pathworks32 installed. SSH is now supported on 32bit ARM devices (Windows RT) for the first time REXX support has been extended to x86 systems running Windows XP or newer. This was previously an OS/2-only feature. No legacy telnet encryption (no longer useful, but may return in a future release anyway) For context: The first new Kermit release for Windows in TWENTY-TWO YEARS Yes, it's called Kermit 95 once again! K95 for short. 2025 is its 40th anniversary.