Changes to Tcl between r14 and r17

'''Tool Command Language'''

Tcl is a dynamic programming language that is available on many platforms.  Tcl is very flexible and consistent.  For example, you can re-implement the "if" command within Tcl (see [Reimplementing the If Statement in Tcl])

Tcl's flexibility makes it easy to implement other languages directly in Tcl, see for example:
   * [LOLCODE in Tcl]
   * [HTML in Tcl]
   * [Tcl Quine]

Some links:
   * http://www.tcl.tk/
   * http://wiki.tcl.tk/
   * http://www.stevescripts.com/starpack.html [http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/resources/tcl/starpacks/starpack.html]
   * http://www.patthoyts.tk/tclkit/building-basekits.html
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'''Tcl Documentation'''
   * Tcl Cheat Sheet [http://home.houston.rr.com/brianohagan/tcl_tk_ref_guide.html] (PDF [http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/resources/tcl/docs/tcl-tk-reference-guide.pdf])
   * [Tcl and Threads]
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'''Tcl Compiling'''
   * [Cross-compiling Tcl]
   * Create your own Tclkit using [KitCreator]
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'''Some Scripts'''
   * Script to convert Starkits to native executables (Starpack) [http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/resources/tcl/starpack-scripts/starkit2exe]
   * Script to automatically convert a file, or directory tree to a native executable [http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/resources/tcl/starpack-scripts/tcl2bin]
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'''My Tcl Extensions'''
   * [TclPKCS11]

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     Only in r14
     Only in r17
     -->      Modified slightly between r14 and r17