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:-)

Quoting Svenn Are Bjerkem <svenn DOT bjerkem AT googlemail DOT com>:

> We just need to agree which scripting language to use for the flow. /Duck

No flame war please - SCNR? 20 years this Scheme vs. Tcl stuff is now  
glowing..

Well, gEDA is using Scheme while ngspice has clearly a Tcl Interface. BTW,
the commercial EDA world is dominated by Tcl as you certainly know. How about
a more pragmatic approach - using Guile with Tcl-interpreting macros  
or contrary.
I am comfortable with *booth* languages.


Regards,
Hagen Sankowski


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