A '''remote interpreter''' is at the heart of the [concurrency
concepts%|%concurrent] systems available for Tcl.  This page contains a list of
those systems. 



** Remote Interpreters **

   [Asynchronous Script Evaluation via Coroutines and Channels]:   A minimal-yet-sufficient general mechanism.

   [hubs remote interp]:   has an interface emulating `[interp]`, including the capability of creating aliases in the slave which call back to commands in the master.

   [mkextensions%|%mkrinterp]:   A remote interpreter is created and used like a regular Tcl interpreter, but resides in fact on any host that is running an rinterp server.

   [Remote Script Execution]:   An example implementation  of a client/server arrangement to execute command in a safe interpreter.

   [Simple remote Tk execution - distanciel]:   

   [pcom]:   

   [https://bitbucket.org/tclreval/tclreval/wiki/Home%|%TclReval]:   Tcl Remote Eval.  Similar to [comm], but the server maintains separate per-client sessions, with each session getting its own interpreter that persists until killed by client or timed out.



** See Also **

   [TCL interpreter through socket]:   A discussion of the details of transporting commands to a remote interpreter.


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