Is there a way to get Windows' own DLL routines to work under tcl/tk
without having Windows development tools?
--Chuck
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>Sent: Monday, November 17, 1997 8:51 AM
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>Subject: Re: [vtcl] Using vtcl and C
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>On 15 Nov, Rick Macdonald wrote:
>> On Sat, 15 Nov 1997, Brian T Hills wrote:
>>
>>> Is it possible to write some functions in C and incorporate them
>>>within vtcl
>>> when constructing an application?
>>>
>>> Is there a simple solution to this problem?
>>
>> Not a problem. Just run vTcl with your customized version of wish by
>> putting it into the vtcl script:
>> PATH_TO_WISH=/usr/local/bin/mywish
>> If you are creating shared libraries (DLL's) you probably just load them
>> into the regular wish that is running vTcl by placing the load command
>> into the "init" proc that vTcl always creates for each application. I
>> haven't used DLLs myself yet.
>>
>
>I've used both approaches and can assure you that both work fine. I
>recommend using DLL's since your code then becomes more portable and
>you don't need to have multiple versions of wish installed.
>
>It'd be really cool if BLT, Tix, TclX and the like could be loaded in
>this manner also.
>
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