Would it be possible to provide general downloads for a case like mine described? In the current way, it does not look like it’s possible to download new ActiveTCL releases automatically. ActiveTcl 8.6.10 Documentation ActiveTcl ® is ActiveStates commercially supported, quality-assured Tcl distribution.
#Activetcl 8.6 software#
It looks like, there is not a general public download site anymore that we can use? I tried to download locally, but it requires to create a new account on which then forks the latest ActiveTCL into your local account? We found an unmanaged installed commercial software named ActiveState ActiveTCL having good no of installations mapped under file evidence tclsh.exe, it seems this evidence is wrongly mapped as this exe is a part of windows system, also having very less usage. Now, for about 2 days, the download of ActiveStateTCL fails with connection reset error.
Note, that we do not distribute those interpreters, we just need to download those for building our binaries. ActiveState is pleased to announce the release of ActiveTcl 8.6.0. For that we need to download the interpreter locally, in order to have in the configure step find and link in the interface definitions. We have been providing compiled binaries of the latest Vim versions at github in the vim/vim-win32-installer project (sorry, I am not allowed to link here apparently)įor that, we in general try to enable all interfaces like ruby, perl, python2/3, and tcl.
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