Re: Thread extension and separated interpreters

Don Porter wrote:

http://www.tcl.tk/doc/howto/thread_model.html

That's clear, thanks.
But...

How should I (we?) deal with extensions like itcl or sqlite?

About itcl - my only idea for now is to create "clone" proc or something
like that, but it would slow down script a lot.

About sqlite - I have completly no idea how to deal with transferind
database handle object into other thread. I know I can open new handle in
other thread, but it's not same as transfering current handle.

Of course all issues can be worked around, but I don't think workarounds are
best solution...

....and yes, I saw itcl patch to use threads, but its very old and I don't
think it applies for itcl4.0, or even 3.4.

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Googie
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