It is not clear, after reading Critcl pages, exactly what files have to be installed on a Windows machine to use Critcl.  Does one have to install the critcl source code and then some other piece(s)?

''June 2002'' - Yes, you need critcl installed as a normal Tcl package (i.e. so "package require critcl" works in tclsh or tclkit) and you need to set things up so "gcc" works.  What I do is install the mingw system, and set up the PATH so "gcc" works from the command line.  That's it.  -jcw
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[Paolo Noli]:
A little question: How to call a tcl commands from inside a c funcion declared with the statement "ccode"?
(I need this to implement a callback procedure.. but I think this can be an interesting tip for others people. :)

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