By [Theo Verelst]

The previous page on this subject, containing the code fragments, both C and tcl on-page, is 
[automatically generating socket based Tcl / C connection code, 1].

Here I'll look at putting the main parts of the example in [BWise] blocks and graphs, to make the whole undertaking more insightfull and automated at block level.

[http://82.168.209.239/Wiki/stubcompile1.jpg]

Block functions and value (after 'Funprop'-ing all input blocks into a successfull compile):

 set Proc1.bfunc {gcc -c ${Proc1.in} ; set Proc1.out [file rootname ${Proc1.in}].
 set Proc1.bfunc_init {}
 set Proc1.in {test.c}
 set Proc1.out {test.o}
 set Proc2.bfunc {gcc -c ${Proc2.in} ; set Proc2.out [file rootname ${Proc2.in}].
 set Proc2.bfunc_init {}
 set Proc2.in {}
 set Proc2.out {}
 set Proc3.bfunc {gcc -c ${Proc3.in} ; set Proc3.out [file rootname ${Proc3.in}].
 set Proc3.bfunc_init {}
 set Proc3.in {}
 set Proc3.out {}
 set Proc4.bfunc {gcc -o stub ${Proc4.in1} ${Proc4.in2} ${Proc4.in3}  ; set Proc4
 set Proc4.bfunc_init {}
 set Proc4.in1 {}
 set Proc4.in2 {}
 set Proc4.in3 {}
 set Proc4.out {}