currently, TEA version 3 defined by the sample extension. For documentation, look in the tea subdirectory. The [L1 ] should be ignored wherever it conflicts with the sample extension.
To generate the documentation as manpages, run tea/toman.tcl
To generate the documentation in html, use the ::doctools utility of tcllib.
Does anyone have any thoughts and suggestions on how one goes from writing some C code to creating the configure.in, Makefile.in, etc. files, for people unfamilar with working with those files?
Do we just take the ones from sample extension and use them as is, or are there commands that we need to run to customize them for a specific application?