Originally seemed to have meant 'Tool Command Language'.
Popular with EDA tools
tclsh: a simple tcl interpreter
#.https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/comment
file delete file1 file2
file delete -force <dirname>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24376421/passing-arguments-from-command-line-into-a-tcl-script
argc: number of command line arguments
argv: command line arguments
lindex $argv 0argv0: name of script (as in
$argv0)
indexing a list: lindex
puts)# A newline is added by default
% puts "hello world"
hello world
# Use -nonewline to skip the new line
% puts -nonewline "hello world"
hello world%See: https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/Tcl+cheat+sheet
proc)This is how new commands are made in tcl.
proc say_hello {} {
puts "Hello!"
}
% say_hello
Hello!Or with an argument:
proc say_hello name {
puts "Hello $name!"
}
% say_hello "Jack"
Hello Jack!Or with multiple arguments:
proc say_hello {fname lname} {
puts "Hello $fname $lname!"
}
% say_hello "Jack" "Sparrow"
Hello Jack Sparrow!See:
vivado -mode tclvivado -mode batch -source filename.tclstart_guistop_gui—
# https://github.com/ATaylorCEngFIET/mz_428/blob/master/project/project-flow.tcl
# https://www.adiuvoengineering.com/post/microzed-chronicles-scripting-vivado
# start_gui
create_project hello /media/julinusername/zwei/data/vivado_projs/hello -part xc7k160tffv676-1
add_files -norecurse /home/julinusername/verilog/Demo.topEntity/topEntity.v
set_property top topEntity [current_fileset]
update_compile_order -fileset sources_1
launch_runs synth_1 -jobs 8
wait_on_run synth_1
launch_runs impl_1 -jobs 8 -to_step write_bitstream
wait_on_run impl_1