Hi everyone-
I just joined this list, and am be VERY interested to see
TCLBlend on the Mac. Is someone already working on this?
If not, what are known issues that need to be addressed in
the Win/Unix source? Are there any showstoppers or experiences
from previous abortive porting efforts?
I'm ver
Hi All,
I am running into some problems when tclblend and perl 5. I am using
Tclblend1.2.5 with tcl8.0.5 and on a solaris 2.5.1 and sometimes on solaris
2.6.
>From Tcl, I am calling a perl script. This perl script does a telnet to
another machine and does some sysread ans syswrite fns on a po
How safe is TclBlend being loaded inside NT threads? Am I right in assuming
that it is not thread safe?
I am current spawning a Tcl Interp inside a Windows NT Thread. That
interp, as it executes tcl commands, also tries to load tclblend. But, the
whole shell locks up at the "package require
Well, I am not sure what Perl has to do with Tcl Blend. If you
are having problmes with Tcl and Tcl Blend I suggest that you
upgrade to Tcl 8.3.1 and Tcl Blend 1.2.6 and see if the problem
goes away. Perhaps I am not understanding your question.
Mo Dejong
Red Hat Inc.
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Suvarn
Perhaps the inherient un-thread-safety of Perl is hosing things up.
>>>Jiang Wu said:
> Are you starting a standard Tcl shell first, then load TclBlend? Are you
> embedding the Tcl interpreter into a C program that is not the "tclsh.exe"?
> How are you using multi-threads in your program?
>
If you check the mailing list archive (link is in the scriptics Java FAQ)
you will find lots of discussion and a patch that allows one to load
Tcl Blend from Java. Tcl Blend is thread safe, but you need to use
it correctly. See the archive for discussion.
Mo Dejong
Red Hat Inc.
On Wed, 10 May 20
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Ulf Dittmer wrote:
> Hi everyone-
Well, the source code is up there so if you have a Mac
and a compiler :)
> I just joined this list, and am be VERY interested to see
> TCLBlend on the Mac. Is someone already working on this?
Not really, if the Mac JDK supports JNI then it
Are you starting a standard Tcl shell first, then load TclBlend? Are you
embedding the Tcl interpreter into a C program that is not the "tclsh.exe"?
How are you using multi-threads in your program?
-- Jiang Wu
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