We are considering the use of JACL to execute some of our existing TCL
application code. We currently use the Scriptics compiler to produce TCL
bytecode. Does JACL support these bytecode files?
Thanks,
David
The TclJava mailing li
Nope.
later
mo dejong
> We are considering the use of JACL to execute some of our existing TCL
> application code. We currently use the Scriptics compiler to produce TCL
> bytecode. Does JACL support these bytecode files?
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
> -
BTW - for a slightly different approach, check out the ICEM CFD Tcl/Tk
compiler at
http://www.icemcfd.com/tcl/ice.html
"Version 2.0 of the tcl compiler is now available. Version was
released on April 23, 1998. This version inaugurates our
multiple-backend product that will allow users to auto
I was wanting to find out whethere TClblend will be built for Tcl 8.1 in the future? I
know that Tclblend1.1.1 was built with an earlier version of Tcl 8.0.5. Is there a
later version of Tclblend I could use which would be stable with Tcl 8.0.5 and JDK
1.1.6 ?
Thanks
Suvarna
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You have a couple of options. You could get the most recent stable
version (1.1.1 currently) and recompile it using the --with-tcl=PATH
and give it a path to tcl8.0.5. That will work but may not be needed
as long as the binary interface did not change between the tcl 8.0.X
releases (I do not think
This is just a follow up to the notes posted earlier about Tcl Blend
with JDK 1.1.7 under Linux. I just noticed that Tcl Blend 1.2.2 will
crash on my debian linux 2.1 system if the following commands are
entered.
package require java
set f [java::new java.awt.Frame]
$f show
This is very strange
Someone in my group asked me about accessing static nested classes
from Jacl. Below is a description and a solution.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/more/nested.html
says:
A static nested class is called just that: a static nested
class. A nonstatic nested class is called
