Several software releases have used the term ''Tcl++'' over the years:

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 What: Tcl++/Tk++ (Newman)
 Where: http://www.sensus.org/tcl/ 
 Description: A Tcl 8 only implementation of [incr Tcl].
        Not intended to compete with itcl, but to serve as a tool
        for early adopters of new releases.  There are a few differences
        between tcl++ and itcl - see the web site for details.
        Comes with a TreeView class, which mimics Win95 explorer.
        Also, Robert Seeger mailto:rseeger@baynetworks.com mentioned
        that he implemented single layer menu like widgets in tk++.
        This was developed on Win95/NT, but has been used on many
        platforms.  Emulates itcl 2.2.  No development is currently
        being done on this package.
 Updated: 01/2000
 Contact: mailto:matt@novadigm.com  (Matt Newman)

At http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/%7Ejohnr/code/obstcl/ 
John Reekie mailto:johnr@kahn.eecs.berkeley.edu did some comparisons
of STERNO, Matt Newman's tcl++ 1.0 and obstcl, a small object system package
John wrote.

 What: tcl++
 Where: From the contact
 Description: Tcl based code providing SELF-like prototype-based tcl objects.
 Updated: 
 Contact: mailto:hwan@apple.com (Hansel Wan)

 What: Tcl++/Tk++
 Where: http://www.amath.washington.edu/%7Elf/software/tcl++/ 
 Description: A package that makes development of extended Tcl/Tk
        interpreters easier and more pleasant for C++ programmers.
        It does not patch the core, nor need the Tcl internals.
        This also includes a small object oriented extension as well
        as some widgets for Tk.
        Further development of Tcl++ is on hold right now.
 Updated: 07/1998
 Contact: mailto:egkioule@u.washington.edu (E. Gkioulekas)

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 What: Agenda port of Tcl/Tk
 Where: http://www.desertscenes.net/agenda/
        http://www.medmapper.com/root-snow-1.0.1-tcl-web-email.cramfs ???
        http://developer.agendacomputing.com/
 Description: Port of Tcl/Tk to the Linux powered Agenda PDA.
        Tcl/Tk/Tcl++/html_lbirary/tclmail/etc. have been ported.
        A Tcl based WWW browser was written.
 Updated: 09/2001
 Contact: mailto:alcald@psnw.com (Alexander Caldwell)

 What: Combat (Was: tclmico)
 Where: http://www.fpx.de/Combat/
        http://www.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/%7Efp/Tcl/Combat/
        http://www.vsb.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/%7Emico/
 Description: Combat is Tcl package of a Object Request Broker (ORB).
        Combat allows you to communicate with any CORBA server using
        standard IIOP/GIOP (1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 unidirectional), as well as
        provide your own CORBA services using Tcl scripting.
        Has been used to interoperate with Mico, ORBacus and JDK servers
        and clients.
        Latest release of Combat adds valutetype and POA support.
        Also available at the site is an IOR string dump utility, a CORBA
         Naming Service (CNS) Client, an Interface Repository (IFR) client
         and patches for MICO 2.3.1 which adds support for corbaloc protocol.
        A binary distribution for Win32 is also available.
        For server-side scripting, you need Tcl 8.0.3+ and [incr Tcl] 3.0+
         (or tcl++).
        Recommended to use MICO 2.3.1 or better.
        Supports IIOP/GIOP 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, all IDL data types, runtime
        downloading of interface repository information, async invocations
        and callbacks, codeset negotiations,
        Currently this is at version 0.7 .
        The latest version should work with any CORBA 2.3 ORB.
 Updated: 10/2001
 Contact: mailto:fp@fpx.de (Frank Pilhofer)

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