Run Exe file from tcl macro

How to convert .tcl script into .exe ? Do you use ActiveState tool ?

Hi Q.NGUYEN-DAI,

Thanks for your reply.

I have used freewrap to convert .tcl to .exe. http://wiki.tcl.tk/11861

Is there any way that we can convert the source code to any non-readable format?

Regards,

SriGanesh.

Hi,

 

I have converted .tcl file to executable (.exe)  file format. (The macro(.tcl) which works on Hypermesh )

 

Is it possible to call the .exe file from another .tcl macro?

 

exec [ file normalize 'c:\\hm\\Runexe.exe' ];

 

Or

 

Is there a way to secure the code?....Binary format or something...

 

Regards,

SriGanesh,.

Hi

you can run exe file from tcl of hypermesh but i am not sure it can invoke hm tcl commands or not

if you want to secure source code you can use tcl compiler

wrapping tcl code will create independent exe file only (cannot source it in other tcl code)

IMHO, the best tool in this case is use TCL Devkit from ActiveState (http://www.activestate.com/tcl-dev-kit ). It's not free tool but you can 'compile' your TCL script in binary form and source it like TCL script.

Hi,

there is a free TclPro1.4.1 you can download from sourceforge.net

but it's not support some new syntax of tcl like 'eq', 'ne', '**',...

Q.NGUYEN-DAI,

Thanks for the opinion..

I have installed the trail version of dev kit and compiled the source code which was created on hm..It source perfect and works fine...

Is there any free tool to convert the tcl to bytecode...?

tinh,

Thanks for your reply.

I have installed TclPro1.4.1 from sourceforge.net. It is asking for license. Please suggest..

Thanks,

SriGanesh.

@SriGanesh: Maybe there is another tool to do that. But at work, I use TDK so I'm sure that should work ok /emoticons/default_smile.png' alt=':)' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' width='20' height='20'>

Q.NGUYEN-DAI,

Thanks for the opinion..

I have installed the trail version of dev kit and compiled the source code which was created on hm..It source perfect and works fine...

Is there any free tool to convert the tcl to bytecode...?

 

tinh,

Thanks for your reply.

I have installed TclPro1.4.1 from sourceforge.net. It is asking for license. Please suggest..

 

Thanks,

SriGanesh.

license is here

http://www.tcl.tk/software/tclpro/eval/1.4.html

if you use trial TDK then your tbc file will expire when trial time finished

tclpro1.4 is free but it's written from 2000 so it cannot compile new syntax like **, eq, ni,.. you should care about these

Hello,

i'm also using TCLPro and it works fine for me. I don't use new syntax.

The version is for free, including the licenses.

Best regards,

Mario

Thanks all.. /emoticons/default_smile.png' alt=':)' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' width='20' height='20'>

Your opinions and views helped a lot..

Regards,

SriGanesh.

 

 

 

license is here

 

http://www.tcl.tk/software/tclpro/eval/1.4.html

 

 

 

 

 

if you use trial TDK then your tbc file will expire when trial time finished

 

tclpro1.4 is free but it's written from 2000 so it cannot compile new syntax like **, eq, ni,.. you should care about these

Hello tinh,

I have downloaded and registered the TCLpro, but how to compiler the tcl to bytecode with it?

Regards,

H.B

Hi Herbert,

you just follow it help document

or open cmd console and type <installedDir>..../procomp /? for execution guide