When Tcl is your hammer, even Windows is a nail.

By Ashok P. Nadkarni

This book is for…​

…​readers who want to leverage the productivity benefits of Tcl towards writing applications for the Windows platform. No Windows programming experience is assumed.

This is a work in progress. See the changelog at the bottom of this page.

Table of Contents

  1. Getting Started

  2. Windows Security

  3. The Component Object Model

  4. Windows Services

  5. Windows Management Instrumentation

  6. Performance Monitoring

  7. Event Tracing for Windows

Note
 Previously existing chapters that were not related to Windows have been moved to this location.
Changelog

  • 2020-10-04: Minor fixes for Windows 10 / TWAPI 4.4

  • 2015-01-20: Added Windows Security chapter

  • 2014-11-20: Moved non-Windows material to here.

  • 2014-11-20: Added Event Tracing chapter

  • 2014-09-09: Added Distributed COM section to COM chapter

  • 2014-07-21: Added Windows Management Instrumentation chapter

  • 2014-07-09: Added Automation servers section to COM chapter

  • 2014-06-27: Added Component Object Model chapter

  • 2014-06-14: Added Windows Services and Performance Monitoring