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List:       msql
Subject:    Re: [mSQL] TCL porting
From:       gi9999 () rh3631 ! roma ! tlsoft ! it
Date:       1996-08-29 9:56:10
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On Wed, 28 Aug 1996, george (g.) hay wrote:

> Vassili,
>        TCL sounds very interesting.  I'd like to learn more particularily
> about usage with MSQL - can you let me know what your text references are.

If you haven't seen TCL yet, find this site: 
http://www.sunlabs.com/research/tcl

Inside distribution of TCL (or outside :)) it is a TCL documentation with 
examples.

For greens ():
TCL is a textual programming procedural language.
It can be extended with other modules (also at run-time) with special 
features (some examples:
ORATCL - ORACLE interface, 
TK - graphics, 
TIX - enchanced graphics, 
BLT - special graphs, 
EXPECT - special network features,
MSQLTCL - msql support, etc....

TCL now work in all UNIX-like platforms and also have a porting in 
Windows (I don't know if it is actualy have all this extention). 

> Thanks and regards,
> 
> George Hay
> 
> Nortel.

DV

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