Tcl/Tk 10/95

Tcl/Tk 10/95 - Walnut Creek - Jewel Case - UNIX - Sold Out

The following is courtesy Walnut Creek CDROM, the publisher of this product. If you would like even more detailed information on this product, including samples and file listings, you can visit their Web Site

For Unix, including Tcl ports to MSDOS, Windows and Macintosh.
Released October 1995.

Tcl/Tk is becoming an extremely popular way to develop large applications rapidly. Tcl (Tool Control Language) is a general purpose, extensible, scripting language supplied as a C library.

Tk is toolkit specifically designed to develop X Windows applications. Tk allows allows you to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) quickly and easily. Tk includes wish, the windowing shell for scripts.

This CDROM contains over 100 megabytes of Tcl/Tk code, along with executables that are ready to run. You also get a complete copy of the main tcl internet archive sites at ftp.aud.alcatel.com, sprite.berkeley.edu and harbor.ecn.purdue.edu. You get source code for Tcl 7.4 patchlevel 1 and Tk 4.0 patchlevel 1. The sources are easy to install directly from the disc to any Unix system.

We've also included EXPECT, a Tcl extension that allows the control of interactive programs from a script.

You also get precompiled binaries for SunOS 4.1.3 and Solaris. You even get tcl ports to MSDOS, Windows and the Macintosh.

60+ megabytes of archives of the usenet newsgroup comp.lang.tcl, along with other tcl documentation round out your tcl education.

The Tcl/Tk disc is an invaluable resource for any forward-thinking programmer.

Tcl/Tk 10/95

For Unix, including Tcl ports to MSDOS, Windows and Macintosh. Released October 1995.

For Unix, including Tcl ports to MSDOS, Windows and Macintosh.
Released October 1995.