Stefan Kaltenbrunner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> this patch definitly changes behaviour but not actually for the better :-(
Oh well, it was worth a try. At this point I think we have to suppose
this is a Tcl bug and not our fault. Can you reproduce the problem in
bare "tclsh"? Try
$ tclsh
% interp create
interp0
% interp create -safe
interp1
% exit
$
If tclsh doesn't quit when told then it's easy to file (but you might
want to try the latest tcl version first --- they're up to 8.4.14)
regards, tom lane
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