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From: dadu on 12 Oct 2006 04:21
Hey guys,

I am completely new to TCL and our requirement is to execute TCL
scripts simultaneously in c++ multiple threads. We want to create the
threads dynamically in c++ application that will execute TCL script
passed as an argument.
We tried the basic idea with "cpptcl" but came to conclusion that it
does not support multithreading even when we created multiple
interpreter instances per every thread.

Can anybody suggest us the suitable library or package to meet our
requirement. We have ensured that tcl8.4 installed on our machine
support multithreading. We have tested the scripts in multiple threads
in TCL shell. But we want to execute them from c++ application.
Besides, we want to implement TCL commands in c++ application and hence
the need of suitable interpreter that will link these TCL commands to
c++ application in multithreaded environment.

cheers,
Dadu.

From: Michael Schlenker on 14 Oct 2006 11:31
dadu schrieb:
> Hey guys,
>
> I am completely new to TCL and our requirement is to execute TCL
> scripts simultaneously in c++ multiple threads. We want to create the
> threads dynamically in c++ application that will execute TCL script
> passed as an argument.
> We tried the basic idea with "cpptcl" but came to conclusion that it
> does not support multithreading even when we created multiple
> interpreter instances per every thread.
>
> Can anybody suggest us the suitable library or package to meet our
> requirement. We have ensured that tcl8.4 installed on our machine
> support multithreading. We have tested the scripts in multiple threads
> in TCL shell. But we want to execute them from c++ application.
> Besides, we want to implement TCL commands in c++ application and hence
> the need of suitable interpreter that will link these TCL commands to
> c++ application in multithreaded environment.
>
It surely is possible, if you get no other idea look at the
aolserver/naviserver web server code which does exactly that, but is C
and not C++ IIRC.

Michael
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