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Tool Command Language (Tcl) is an interpreted language and very portable interpreter for that language. Tcl is embeddable and extensible, and has been widely used since its creation in 1988 by John Ousterhout. Bug reports to http://core.tcl.tk/tcl/ Follow code development at http://core.tcl.tk/tcl/

This software is a game engine. It uses SDL1.2, OpenGL (Mesa3D), and GTK+3 It doesn't yet have OpenGL, GTK+ nor a Sound System. Game Engine-X (GE-X).

tkml is a library written in pure Tcl which makes use of the Itcl object oriented package for providing its users (Tcl/Tk programmers) with a way of easily creating GUIs based on XML text with a pre-defined set of tags and corresponding attributes.

Unix-based preparation and analysis toolbox for Nanomaterials and Room Temperature Ionic Liquids in Bulk and Slab using bash scripts, Gromacs tools and Matlab functions. NaRIBaS provides a framework that decouples user input parameter and terminal based command lines. NaRIBaS does not replace a simulation software and specific analysis tools like Gromacs, but it allows iterative repetition of tasks while changing specific input parameter. The toolbox is to be understood as a scripting...

Bras is a rules-based command execution system, ala 'make'. It includes a powerful rules system supporting foreign directory triggers, multiple rule types, and on-the-fly dependency generation. It is written in Tcl and uses Tcl as its script language.

Lamia or Lamia Engine is the modern generation free distributable and open source game engine for creating computer games for several prevailing software platforms and very maybe hardware platforms either.

XBashServ is a program written in Tcl to help set up and run game server programs and some other general network server programs on UNIX systems. It also works on Microsoft Windows but is experimental.

Venom is a small framework for writing 3d games and applications.

World Foundry is a 3D level game engine and asset production pathway with over 170,000 lines of code. Originally a commercial product, now released under the GPL. Designed from the beginning to be cross-platform, runs on windows, working on linux port.

PtCon (pronounced P-T-Con) stands for Palm Tcl Console. Palm Tcl, is a port of Tcl 7.6p2 to PDA's that run the Palm OS. PtCon enables the creation and execution of Palm Tcl scripts interactively within a Palm-enabled PDA.

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