## SECTION=bytecode_engines
menuconfig TCL
	tristate
	prompt "tcl                           "
	select LIBC_M
	select LIBC_DL
	select LIBC_PTHREAD
	select GCCLIBS_GCC_S
	help
	  From the FAQ (refer http://tcl.sourceforge.net/faqs/):
	  Tcl and Tk originated with Dr. John Ousterhout while teaching at the
	  University of California, Berkeley, California.
	  [...]
	  Dr. Ousterhout got the idea for Tcl while on sabbatical leave at
	  DEC's Western Research Laboratory in the fall of 1987.  He started
	  actually implementing it when he got back to Berkeley in the spring
	  of 1988; by summer of that year it was in use in some internal
	  applications, but there was no Tk.  The first external releases of
	  Tcl were in 1989. Tk implemention began in 1989, and the first
	  release of Tk was in 1991. [...]
	  The current implementation uses a byte code interpreter and runtime
	  compilation.
	  Note: To install this package you must have a working TCL on your
	  host (only required for the install stage).

if TCL

config TCL_THREADS
	bool
	prompt "enable thread support"
	help
	  Build the TCL engine with thread support. This may speed down non
	  thread scripts.

config TCL_ENCODING
	bool
	prompt "install encodings"
	help
	  Install support for various encodings (iso8859-1, iso8859-15,
	  cp437, cp850, ascii, big5).

config TCL_TESTING
	bool
	prompt "prepare for testing"
	help
	  If your are a ptxdist user only, leave this entry unchecked.
	  Enable this if you are a ptxdist developer and you want to run the
	  TCL test suite on your target to check if this TCL port is correct.
	  To run the test suite, run single tests from '/usr/share/tcl-tests'
	  or run the whole suite with '/usr/share/tcl-tests/all.tcl' from
	  inside a tcl shell.

config TCL_TZDATA
	bool
	prompt "enable time zone support"
	default TIMEZONE
	help
	  Install timezone data for TCL

endif