Jim Tcl is a small yet powerful open source Tcl interpreter designed to be easily embeddable and extensible. It implements most Tcl commands and has a compact C API for extension modules.
Jim Tcl (also called Jim) is an open source, small-footprint implementation of the Tcl programming language. It was designed from the ground up to be easily embedded into other applications and extensible through C programming interfaces.
Some key features of Jim Tcl include:
Jim Tcl makes an excellent choice as an embedded scripting language for applications and devices. Its C APIs allow the base language to be extended for any purpose. Common uses include test harnesses, small-scale automation, command line tools, prototypes, and more.
The compact size of Jim Tcl makes it well suited for memory-constrained environments. It has been ported to a wide range of systems and architectures. Community packages are available to add advanced capabilities like SQLite, GNU readline, references, lambdas, and more.
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