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# Argument definitions (in C style) initialization
set adefs_c [list]
# Names of all arguments initialization
set args [list]
# If we aren't creating a new interp, it must be the first argument
# If the definition of this proc already includes the interp
# argument, use it -- otherwise add one
set newInterp 1
foreach {type var} $adefs {
if {$type == "Tcl_Interp*"} {
set newInterp 0
set interp_name $var
break
}
}
# Create the C-style argument definition
foreach {type var} $adefs {
lappend adefs_c [list $type $var]
set types($var) $type
if {$type == "Tcl_Interp*"} {
continue
}
lappend args $var
}
if {[llength $adefs_c] == 0} {
set adefs_c "void"
} else {
set adefs_c [join $adefs_c {, }]
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# Argument definitions (in C style) initialization
set adefs_c [list]
# Names of all arguments initialization
set args [list]
# Determine if one of the arguments is a Tcl_Interp*, if not
# then we will need to create our own Tcl interpreter for
# local use
set newInterp 1
foreach {type var} $adefs {
if {$type == "Tcl_Interp*"} {
set newInterp 0
set interp_name $var
break
}
}
# Create the C-style argument definition
foreach {type var} $adefs {
# Update definition of types
lappend adefs_c [list $type $var]
# Note the type for this variable
set types($var) $type
# The Tcl interpreter is not added to the list of Tcl arguments
if {$type == "Tcl_Interp*"} {
continue
}
# Update the list of arguments to pass to Tcl
lappend args $var
}
if {[llength $adefs_c] == 0} {
set adefs_c "void"
} else {
set adefs_c [join $adefs_c {, }]
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