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From: greg@harvey.qualcomm.com (Greg Noel)
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Subject: Tcl on a PC?
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I'm not usually a PC programmer and I don't read these newsgroups, so if this
is the wrong group for this question, I'd appreciate a reference to where it
should be posed.

I've been asked to assist in writing a package that runs on a PC and drives
some remote devices.  It seems to me that Tcl would be ideal to provide the
glue to compose complex sequences of commands -- the command sequences would
not need to be wired-in to the program, but could be added later, as needed.
So, does anyone have a version of Tcl that has been ported to a PC?

Please respond to me directly.

Tks,
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-- Greg Noel, Unix Guru         greg@qualcomm.com  or  greg@noel.cts.com