I seem to be a magnet for glitches ATM...!

I went to try the OSC example files (OSCmidircv.csd & OSCmidisend.csd)
under Haiku, and it didn't work... Got "WARNING: OSCsend failed to send
message ..." from the send side.  Over in Linux, they worked fine.

To bypass all the degugging I  went through, I eventually
found that the "localhost" setting in OSCmidisend.csd is not valid!
The code uses the 'inet_aton' call, which just translates a *numeric*
IP into a binary word.  It can't handle text hostnames at all!
When I replace 'localhost' with a numeric IP, it works fine in Haiku too.

It seems that it just happens that Linux selects a 'locahost' connection
for *any* supplied text string, so it accidentally works there.  If you try
to connect to any other machine by its name, it fails.

The problem is that the manual page explicitly uses a remote hostname,
which can't possibly work!  I'm not sure what it takes to do a DNS lookup,
but there's nothing like that in the current code.

I  think a major manual correction is needed.

	-- Pete --

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