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How to Compile Executables With GCC That Include the Tcl and Tk Libraries describes how to make executables that do not need Tcl and Tk shared libraries to run How To Compile Tcl explains how to compile Tcl/Tk from the sources on Unix, Windows, and Macintosh. How to use extensions in Tcl extensions are modules written in a language different from Tcl (C or C++, usually) which extend the functionality of Tcl in some way. This is an extremely powerful mechanism - the sophisticated Tk graphical GUI toolkit is basically an extension of Tcl. This is an attempt to summarize how to install and use "Extensions" in the Tcl scripting language How To Use Stub Libraries explains how to build extensions that take advantage of the stub libraries present in Tcl 8.1 How To Use Tcl 8.1 Internationalization Features provides an overview of the new Tcl 8.1 internationalization facilities, provides tips for creating and distributing internationalized applications, and points out issues to be aware of when updating older applications to Tcl 8.1 How To Use Tcl and Threads describes the model Tcl uses for threads, which is that one thread can have one or more interpreters, but each interpreter is bound to a particular thread How To Write Tclets explains how to write little Tcl programs running in a web browser HOWTO make a Statically Linked Tcl extension (Hops) attempts to describe the steps you need to follow to add a Static extension into a Tcl interpreter for versions of Tcl before Tcl8.0 New Regular Expression Features in Tcl 8.1 gives an overview of the many new features and notes the few areas where existing scripts may need to be modified Success with Tcl 8.0 Namespaces and Packages describes several rules of thumb when using Tcl namespaces and packages. It suggests naming conventions for packages and associated namespaces, and describes several good programing conventions
