There are preludes on most of the command processing routines in the tclXess source code that explain the routines. The latest version has been built and tested mainly on Solaris, but previous versions were tested mainly on Ultrix. Because tclXess is configured using GNU Autoconf, it is likely to build on other platforms as well. Please notify AIS of any bugs you find, or if you have any difficulties building. This procedure runs a configuration script created by GNU autoconf, which configures tclXess for your system and creates a Makefile.
Type make .
This procedure will create a library, libtclXess.a , and an interpreter application called tclXess that will allow you to enter Tcl commands interactively or execute script files. If the make fails, you will have to personalize the Makefile. At this point you can use the tclXess command to play around with the product. When you are ready to install the tclXess package, type make install . We would like to include user-contributed examples in future versions of tclXess.