#NonTCL Ported to TCL
21-Jul-93 13:19:59
Sb: #7271-#NonTCL Ported to TCL
Fm: Rich Parker 76556,1132
To: Gary Morrison 71670,2576
Gary,
THINK C is an ANSI-compliant compiler, so you should have no problem dropping
non-TCL code (as long as it isn't object code…or objects that might conflict
with the TCL) into an application that uses a TCL skeleton.
In fact, it's quite easy to do so, especially if you've built your skeleton
with AppMaker. In any one of the (appropriate) modules' DoCommand method, you
could put a call to your DSP code and it should work without any problem.
In general, Mac applications use "events" to trigger an action, so a button
click or menu choice would be most appropriate to trigger the execution of your
DSP code. Those events are handled in the DoCommand methods (usually) in the
view, document, or application.
I see no problem in doing what you want.
-rich-