Two alternatives to attempting to use exec would be to investigate tcl's
"interp" command and, if your starpack is build using a thread enabled
tclsh, the thread extension. As far as I am aware, the "tclsh" inside
the starpack isn't accessible as a plain tclsh. 

As for changing the LD_LIBRARY_PATH - I believe that while you might
make changes to env(LD_LIBRARY_PATH), Solaris won't look at the variable
after the executable has been started.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Jefferson, Matthew (Matt)

Does anyone know how to "exec" the Tcl interpreter included within a
starpack?

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