The TclPro debugger from sourceforge doesn't build out of the box on X. 
  It looks like it has a fairly portable build setup, but doesn't use 
the tclConfig.sh (sigh...).  So for a non-expert I guess getting this 
built will probably be daunting, but for somebody a little familiar 
with building Unix & particularly Tcl projects, it would probably not 
be too hard.

OTOH, I agree with Daniel that getting ActiveState to support this 
would be the best way to go.

Jim (who is not volunteering to do this, however...)

On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 03:50  AM, Daniel A. Steffen wrote:

>  the compiled tclpro extensions are indeed part of my TclTkAqua BI 
>  8.4.2.0 distro, but by themselves they're not enough to make a 
>  debugger AFAIK.
>  Alphatk has the tcl part of the tclpro debugger included IIRC, but I 
>  have not used it so I don't know any details, there should be docs on 
>  this, otherwise it's best to ask on the alphatcl-developers list. It 
>  may well be that the combination of the two does the trick.
> 
>  You should also tell activestate if you're interested in TclDevKit for 
>  OSX (not free of course).
> 
>  Cheers,
> 
>  Daniel
> 
--
Jim Ingham                                   jingham@[...].com
Developer Tools
Apple Computer



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