I wrote tcl script as an glue between different apps which are computationally intensive.
When I run top command I see that 2 cpu s are 100% utilized.
The one is for the tcl and the second is for the application I am running.
The question is: why the tcl is utilizing fully one of the processors when the binary application is heavily computationally?
Thx.
If I were guessing I d say the TCL script is polling something; returned messages perhaps? The right way is to use interrupts, but that s always a fun TCL exercise. On the other hand there s a possibility the TCL isn t the problem at all - if you can get at the TCL source, put "after 1000000" or the like after the tool call; then you ll know if it s really the TCL you have, or something else masked by the DLL.
If there s no good way to edit the vendor TCL then perhaps you can use TCL on a slow remote machine, and call the application itself on the fast machine using SSH or telnet.
More specifics would be helpful: which tools are you speaking about? For what purpose do they provide a Tcl interface? Did you create the Tcl script? How do you invoke it?
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