The right tool for the job
P. A. Kienzle
Abstract
Tcl/tk provides for fast and flexible interface design but slow and cumbersome vector processing. Octave provides fast and flexible vector processing but slow and cumbersome interface design. Calling octave from tcl gives you the flexibility to do a broad range of fast numerical manipulations as part of an embedded GUI. We present a way to communicate between them.
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