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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
Modules	2025-07-31		206
Modules-Tcl	2017-07-20		0
OldFiles	2006-01-12		1
README.mkd	2021-09-03	1.2 kB	0
Totals: 4 Items		1.2 kB	207

README

Starting from version 4.0, the Modules project provides the module command based on the native Tcl implementation as main version instead of the traditional C version. As a result, Modules-Tcl has become Modules. All version 4 releases are double-releases as they also ship the latest stable version of the traditional C flavor of modulecmd. Starting version 5.0, only the native Tcl implementation is provided in each release.

To learn the details on how to install modules see INSTALL.txt for Unix system or INSTALL-win.txt for Windows.

See the MIGRATING guide to get an overlook of the new functionalities introduced by each released versions. Look at the NEWS document that provides the full list of changes added in each version.

Modules is distributed under the GNU General Public License, either version 2 or (at your option) any later version (GPL v2+).

Source: README.mkd, updated 2021-09-03

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