The main focus was ATL integration into NHI10 .

ONGOING

ADD: documantation: compare 'tcloo' with 'myoo'
add theATL package with tcl8.5.19 as initial release of the new ATL language
cleanup windows and macos items from build tool (very old and untested with latest release)
erase some left-over documentation bugs in theConfig and theSq3Lite

NEW ATL feature

NEW: The ATL language combines TCL and myoo with Programming-Language-Micro-Kernel (PLMK) to create a fantastic solution when performance and robustness are paramount.
NEW: By consistently slimming down TCL in conjunction with tcl8.5 and tcl8.6 support, a toolbox is created that serves programming without compromise, separate from the TCL mainstream.

NEW theLib package

NEW: The theLib package is a collection of libraries that serve as feature providers for other services but are not explicitly associated with any service.
NEW: The first package added is myoo, an Object-Oriented-Programming (OOP) extension for tcl8.5 and tcl8.6 that offers a significant speed advantage compared to tcloo and tcl8.6.
NEW: The lib_85 package extends the tcl8.5 shell with the missing tcl8.6 commands. The primary goal here is not full support, but rather simply to upgrade tcl8.5 to enable a kind of dual-boot with tcl8.5 or tcl8.6 within NHI1.

NEW documentation

For the Target-Programming-Language (TPL) scripting languages TCL, ATL, Python, and Ruby, the complete set of header files has been included in the documentation, making all files generated by All-Language-Compiler (ALC) available for the first time. This is part of the ATL project.