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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> tcl-threads
tcl-threads
RE: [Tcl-Threads] Is it possible to call the TCL interpreter from a C++ application, in a way that they will run in the same data block?
by Jeff Hobbs other posts by this author
Dec 9 2003 6:11PM messages near this date
[Tcl-Threads] Is it possible to call the TCL interpreter from a C++ application, in a way that they will run in the same data block? | [Tcl-Threads] thread-safe wish and thread package compiled for Windows?
>  Is it possible to call the TCL interpreter from a C++ 
>  application, in a way that they will run in the same data 
>  block? What I mean is could it be possible that the TCL 
>  program could access addresses of variables of the C++ 
>  application? If so, how can it be done? How is the sharing of 
>  the process data block defined? Is there an example 'on board'?

Is this a threading question, or are you just looking for
Tcl_LinkVar?

  Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
  http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos



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