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Critcl lets you easily embed C code in Tcl. Online documentation at
When used as "compile-on-the-fly", embedding `critcl::cproc` and `critcl::ccode` code blocks in a tcl script and then simply running the script, the C-code typos and errors may generate a `critcl` error...
I am new to `critcl`. Trying to follow the manual, I find myself yearning for more simple examples. The moment I deviate from the one "simple example" on offer, and...
Ref: #116 This PR contains the work to restructure the documentation outside of the reference material for higher clarity, especially to prospective new users. To review check out the PR's...
Trial user is `tcllib`, same branch name - https://core.tcl-lang.org/tcllib/timeline?r=cutil-endianess
The build of Critcl using the standard instructions fails on macOS **10.14**. It turns out the reason is that the detection of the SDK path does not work on new...
I'd like to compile tcllibc.dll for 64-bit Windows systems, but I can't because apparently critcl has no Win64 compile target for mingw gcc. I can cross-compile a Win32 dll from...
See: * `critcl::check` * `critcl::checklink` * `critcl::util::checkfun` (package `critcl::util`)
Not sure if this can be done via type extension, or if it would require a parameterized type. The main thing is to treat the incoming argument as a variable...
In mode `compile&run` Critcl currently populates the `auto_index` array with the declared commands, so that the standard `unknown` can trigger the compilation on first use. Proposed alternatives: * rkeene :...
Original conversation regarding the request: > [20:54] apn Question for critcl experts - my critcl > based extension needs additional include paths to be specified as well > as libraries....
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Critcl lets you easily embed C code in Tcl. Online documentation at