I will try to modify the Jacl Shell to work with Tcl and TclBlend. If this
is successful, the shell becomes a very good example on how Tcl can be
embedded into Java. Then, I can write up some documentation on how to use
Tcl and TclBlend from a Java application.
I read over your paper regarding Tcl. I agree that the Notifier does
accomplish the job of protecting the interpreter from multi-threaded access.
I have no problem with the design of the Interp class and the Notifier
class. I was just thrown off course because the implementation of the Jacl
shell violated the rule on the usage of tcl.lang.Interp. I was not sure if
Jacl did that by design.
-- Jiang Wu
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