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Does eagle still use libtcl.so/.shlib/.dylib/.dll ? Or is it an entirely new implementation. I know at one point you could use libtcl.
by rkeene2 10y ago
Does eagle still use libtcl.so/.shlib/.dylib/.dll ? Or is it an entirely new implementation. I know at one point you could use libtcl.
- mistachkin 10y agoIt is an entirely new implementation. However, to make things more confusing, it also permits dynamically loading native Tcl libraries and interacting with them, on both Windows and Unix. Of course, this feature is actually optional at compile-time because it requires using P/Invoke.