This package includes 3 files:

00README: You are reading it.

tcl_linux.tar: The Tcl-Tk (8.0p2) kernel downloaded from
               http://www.scriptics.com and compiled on a PC running Linux/SuSe
               with gcc. The package was generated to find at run time all its
               shared libraries under /usr/local/lib.
               Un-taring this package will put all the file under: ./tcl/
               To run it you can either create symbolics links under
               /usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib /usr/local/include /usr/local/man
               to ../tcl/  or to move all the files under /usr/local
               
               This package also includes under ./tcl/bin an application called
               tkcon. tkcon is a tcl/tk console thats works on all environment
               supporting TclTk. 
               See http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/research/tcl/script/tkcon/
               (I'm not sure that my package includes the latest version).
               
               Of course you do not need to install this package if you have
               already Tcl/Tk 8.0 running on your machine. In this case you may
               have (test it before) to create some links into /usr/local/bin
               (lib include) to run the next Taco dedicated package.

tcl_esrf_linux.tar: This package includes:
                libtcltacoapi4.2.so which is the new Tcl-Taco interface.                                                
                For people who have already used the pervious Tcl-Taco package
                the major difference is that the previous specific interpreters
                tcl_api and wish_api do not exist anymore. Now you have to 
                use the native interpreters tclsh and wish and to dynamically
                load the tcl-Taco interface like this:
                
                  #!/usr/local/bin/wish (or tclsh)
                  package require tcltacoapi  ;# load the package
                  
                pkgIndex.tcl: This file is the "catalogue" from which the
                interpreter will be able to dynamically load the package when
                executing the above mentioned command.This file _MUST_ be into
                /usr/local/lib (at least as a link).                
                When you un-tar it all files are put under: ./tcl/lib. As
                explained above you can crate links under /usr/local/lib or
                move these files under /usr/local/lib. 
                
                rrap: is a library I have written to speed up the
                development phase of an application. I'm currently writing the
                documentation and you will be informed when this doc is ready.