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Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2001 22:32:05 +0100 (added by postmaster@mail.tiscalinet.it)
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I am currently experiencing a problem with tclsh. I am using a program which needs /usr/bin/tclsh in order to manage TclTk pipes. I tried to create a symbolic link to cygtclsh80, but without any result.
Which choices do I have in order to mimic tclsh behavior? Can I compile some tclsh sources under Cygwin (an unlikely possibility, otherwise I suppose tclsh would ship with standard Cygwin distributions)?
Any help will be welcome.

Giuliano Lancioni

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