There are several things referred to as TinyTcl. For instance:
What: TinyTcl (Wippler)
Where: http://www.equi4.com/tinytcl/
Description: TinyTcl is a small Tcl interpreter rewritten from scratch in C++.
It is intended to examine ideas on creating a very small
embeddable Tcl interpreter.
Updated: 07/1999
Contact: mailto:[email protected] (Jean-Claude Wippler)
What: TinyTcl
Where: http://tinytcl.sourceforge.net/
Description: A Tcl 6.7 based Tcl, designed for embedding in small devices.
After compilation, interpreter is about 60k.
Currently at version 6.8 .
Updated: 10/2001
Contact: See the website
What: Tinker
Where: http://www.wildopensource.com/activities/larry-projects/others.php
Description: a Tcl-like interpreter in C, very small and embeddable.
Updated: 12/02
Contact: [Larry Smith]
What: Cricket
Where: http://www.smith-house.org:8000/open.html
Description: an extension of Tinker, it uses a titoo -style "second argument dispatch" embedded in a Tcl-like language. [] does what you would expect in Tcl, but () does a titoo style 2nd argument dispatch. It is used in Cricket to implement expressions.
See also Jim, MicroTcl for Tcl9, PalmTcl,
... [[what are the pages describing other minimal-size tcls?]]
There's a few choices: TinyTcl, Jim, MicroTcl, and PalmTcl. How does someone know which one to pick for their application?
I'm often using TinyTcl for very small applications, but how can i wrap an executable including tinytcl.exe as runtime?