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Hello, In a move to wean myself off STk, I thought that I'd give guile-tcltk a go... I seem to be lost in a maze of include file (or some such) and have lost tcl_create_interp (and friends, presumably). I compiled a recent snapshot of guile-tcltk (which needed some tweeking btw, (UnixNotfy was not part of the library (and readline and qthreads not part of the linking) but I got it compiled and installed). (This is riding on the back of a 1.3 install). However, > guile-tcltk guile> (use-modules (tcltk tcltk)) guile> (tk-main-window) ERROR: In expression (tcl-create-interp): ERROR: Unbound variable: tcl-create-interp ABORT: (misc-error) Type "(backtrace)" to get more information. guile> (backtrace) Backtrace: 0* [tk-main-window] 1* [apply #<procedure tk-make-main-window args> ()] 2 [tk-make-main-window ... 3* (if (not the-interpreter) (new-interpreter)) 4 [new-interpreter] 5* (set! the-interpreter (tcl-create-interp)) 6* (tcl-create-interp) Type "(debug-enable 'backtrace)" if you would like a backtrace automatically if an error occurs in the future. guile> I don't know what is happening. Maybe some sort of installation problem? Or my tweeking? I don't know how to diagnose... Help? Thanks, Paul.