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| Tcl is very adaptable - that's one of its goals - to be |
| able to run anywhere. Sure, we've heard that before, |
| somewhere, but Tcl really does: |
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| <li>Unix</li> |
| <li>Windows</li> |
| <li>MacOS</li> |
| <li>Others: |
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| <li>VMS</li> |
| <li>DOS</li> |
| <li>Amiga</li> |
| <li>QNX</li> |
| <li>VxWorks</li> |
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| <td valign="bottom">Tcl also does very well in multilingual |
| environments. A great deal of effort has been put into |
| internationalization. Tcl uses and deals well with a |
| large variety of character sets, including, of course, |
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