Hello,
I will make a first evaluation of winCVS (standalone) and therefore wanted
to now what I need to install.
Thank you
Regards
Christian Meister
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"wega Informatik AG, Christian Meister" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I will make a first evaluation of winCVS (standalone) and therefore wanted
> to now what I need to install
For WinCVS 1.2 (stable), you can install ActiveTcl (so you can use the
shell portion of WinCVS).
For WinCVS 1.3, you can insta
Actually, to get access to the TCL shell in WinCVS 1.2, you only really
need the tcl.dll . you need the full TCL suite of programs if you want
to program in TCL, rather than just run TCL scripts.
The difference :
8 MB + for ActiveState TCL installer
600 Kb for the dll alone.
Beto
Edmund wrote
Norberto Meijome wrote:
> Actually, to get access to the TCL shell in WinCVS 1.2, you only really
> need the tcl.dll . you need the full TCL suite of programs if you want
> to program in TCL, rather than just run TCL scripts.
Thanks for the clarification. I was under the wrong impression that
Hi,
I couldn't find the license from Active-TCL in their website (I have the
.dll only @ hand), but I would say that if u plan to deliver a TCL
program, you'd bundle it with the dll rather than the whole shebbang.
And in this case you are not re-selling it anyway, so I am don't think
you'd hav
