[[Explain how [Expect] has ''not'' been generally available
for [Tclkit] applications
(significance of [stubs] and so on), 
but there have always been several other ways (some proprietary) to create,
for example, single-file executables.
In any case, Guido Ostkamp
has demonstrated "clean" co-operation between the two
[http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&frame=left&th=b6fdbb2f508d37bd].]]


Or, we could point out in the http://expect.sf.net/ release ChangeLog
something like:

 
 2003-02-14  Andreas Kupries  <andreask@activestate.com>

        * configure.in:   Made expect aware of tcl stubs. Derived from the
        * exp_command.h:  patches to expect done by Steve Landers
        * exp_command.c:  <stevel@digital-smarties.com>. Modifications:
        * exp_main_sub.c  No global cmdinfo structures for 'close' and
        * exp_main_exp.c: 'return'. Made this per-interpreter information
        * exp_main_tk.c:  as it should be. Using interp assoc data for this.

        NOTE: stubs is not default, but has to be activated via '--enable-stubs'
.

        * configure:      Regenerated.