<commit_before>This is my attempt to learn how to use libpcap.

Using C seems the most straightforward approach.

My C is super-rusty, so try not to judge too harshly.

ToDo:<commit_msg>update to the README;<commit_after>This is my attempt to learn how to use libpcap.

Writing it in C seemed like the most sensible place to start.  Once
I've grasped the core concepts, I can move on to languages I'm more
comfortable in.  My initial intent was to do this in either Perl or
Clojure.

My C is super-rusty, so try not to judge too harshly.

ToDo:
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