Kurt Seel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was wondering, since TclPro is now OpenSource, is it possible
> (in the future - and possibly not near :) to implement
> something like the bytecompiler to compile www pages? AFAIR
> there are tclpro sources on sourceforge, so it would be� really
> nice to be able to compile www pages.
> �Loading of byte codes just needs the tbc package. Scriptics
> supported Win*, linux and a couple of other unixen. If you are
> running on a supported platform, you should be able to 'load' it and
> go. It only compiles proc's :-( and doesn't do incr classes either
> ...
Personally, I don't see much of an advantage to doing this. Pages get
bytecompiled and cached the first time they are hit, and stay byte
compiled for subsequent requests, as long as there is enough space in
the cache, and the file on disk doesn't change. The extra hassle of
having compiled pages sitting around isn't worth it, IMO.
(Aside
> �Now with the sources open, I can take a stab at compiling it for
> FreeBSD (the _best_� OS ;-)
I'll believe it when I see: 1) lots of architectures (ppc, arm [they
did start they port!], etc...) and 2) something like apt-get for
binaries:-) )
I've never used the debugger, thanks for the tip!
--
David N. Welton
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