Re: [MACTCL] [ANS] Running *.tcl scripts

[Lizardo H. C. M. N. <li...@ur...>]

On Monday, April 8, 2002, at 03:22  PM, Jim Ingham wrote:

> The other way to do this (probably appropriate for TkfPW) is to make a 
> copy of the Wish Shell application, call it something suggestive like 
> TkfPW.  Then make a directory in Resources in the App package called 
> Scripts.  Put a script called AppMain.tcl there which contains your 
> startup code.  The Scripts directory will also be added to the 
> auto_path in Tcl, so you can put all your other packages there, and the 
> tcl script loading code will find them (provided they have tclIndex's 
> etc...)

Cool. I read a previous message of yours and I would write to you today 
asking for detalis. Thanks.

Anyway, there's a lot of hacking needed  to let TkfPW fully functional 
and more AQUA-like. If there's somebody interested...

Also, I've compiled and tested some Public Domain Fortran Libs available 
at Netlib:

ATLAS (Altivec enabled)
LAPACK
QUADPACK
ODEPACK
PGPLOT (both X driver and Cocoa AquaTerm.app )
SLATEC

I'm organizing html docs for every routine. My idea is to provide an 
integrated help.  I think that TkfPW could be a GUI fPW and API together.

I compiled MINPACK too, but tests failed. Once I compile SPECFUN, I'm 
done.

Thanks again,
Lizardo H. C. M. Nunes

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