Languages
- 801
- Tcl Java Integration
- About Jacl, a Java implementation of Tcl 8.x., and TclBlend, a package for Tcl 8.x to load and interact with the Java VM.
- 805
- Tcl/Tk Extensions and Information Page
- Extensions to make Tcl/Tk applications easy to implement. Some of these extensions are specific to NT, while others run in both, Unix and NT environments.
- 806
- Tcl/Tk Quick Reference
- For Tcl/Tk 8.x based on the quick reference guide written for Perl by Johan Vromans. A Perl script is included in the distribution to reorganize the 52 pages in the Postscript source into booklet form.
- 807
- Tcl/Tk References of Interest
- Cameron Laird's collection of information about Tcl/Tk, including articles he wrote for Sunworld e.a.
- 809
- Tcl/Tk advocacy
- Teaches non-programming types how to create GUI applications using Tcl/Tk. Uses Windows, Cygwin, web browser or Linux as platform for learning, practicing, experimenting.
- 810
- TclTutor
- Interactive computer aided instruction package to learn Tcl. It consists of 43 lessons covering all basic Tcl commands.
- 811
- The Tcl War
- Archive of notable replies to Richard Stallman's "Why you should not use Tcl" article he posted to Usenet.
- 813
- Will's Tcl/Tk Page
- Featuring the trycatch and expand packages, guides to creating object commands and to success with namespaces and packages.
- 815
- Tempo: A Declarative Concurrent Programming Language
- Based on classical first-order logic; improves on usual concurrent logic languages (eg, Parlog) by explicitly specifying aspects of behavior of concurrent programs, namely: safety properties; gives advantages in writing concurrent programs and manipulating them while preserving correctness. (January 01, 1995)
- 817
- TOM Programming Language
- Object oriented language much in the spirit of the Smalltalk, Objective-C, Eiffel set of languages. The differences to Objective-C are mainly related to code reuse/use issues. Example: in TOM it makes NO difference in code reuse if one has the source or not.