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eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For embedded systems, three versions are available for download:. compact version contains Tcl, Tk, support for Zip VFS, WCE (under Windows Mobile), ... 2.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone ETcl, Evolane Tcl/Tk Engine. ... The eTcl distributions are available free of charge for any use permitted in the Evolane Community License, including use ... 3.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For embedded systems, three versions are available for download: compact version contains Tcl, Tk, support for Zip VFS, WCE (under Windows Mobile), ... 4.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For Windows Mobile, cabinet files and win32 installer contain the standard ... This applies mainly to less mature Windows Mobile (aka PocketPC) version. ... 5.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For Windows Mobile, cabinet files and win32 installer contain the standard version. ... This package contains softwares covered by other licenses: ... 6.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For embedded systems, three versions are available for download: compact version contains Tcl, Tk, support for Zip VFS, WCE (under Windows Mobile), ... 7.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone ETcl is a Tcl/Tk distribution as a single standalone executable, with support for many different architectures (Linux, Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile ... 8.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone For embedded systems, three versions are available for download: compact version contains Tcl, Tk, support for Zip VFS, WCE (under Windows Mobile), ... 9.
eTcl - Install-free Evolane's Tcl engine for everyone LICENSE. Evolane Tcl Engine (eTcl) is made available under the terms of the Evolane Community License. This package contains softwares covered by other ... 10.
struct::list - Tcl Data Structures The subcommand takes a sequence to operate on and a tcl script, .... The subcommand creates a list of length "size * number of elements" by repeating size ... |
