I have a tk app with an input field that users will type text into. They will then press "send" with the mouse or <Enter> with the keyboard and the message will go to a "log" field and display the text they typed.
They should also be able to press <Enter> without having to use the mouse to...
Is there a function/variable available which returns the cpu's bit size? (32 or 64 or some other value which indicates the cpu's bit size). I was thinking it would be in the tcl_platform(array) but it wasn't. My c++ is rusty and I thought it would be defined in <climit> or derivable from stuff...
Thanks BC!
FYI to close this out, since I also wanted to do variable substitution and the {} force no substitution the completed solution I used included the following:
set FILENAME "./code/test_case1"
set config "gate"
set tb "tb13"
set generic...
The following command would be executed in a unix shell:
ncelab -generic 'FILE_NAME => "./code/tc1"' work.tb:configuration
Note: The single and double quotes must be passed to the ncelab tool, (ie they cannot be removed, substituted).
I want to execute this in a tcl script, however...
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