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The DIVE Client Interface

Previously, the only way to interface with the DIVE system from an external programming environment was to link the external program with the DIVE libraries. The Dive/Tcl interface [5] represents a step forward for those who want to prototype or to write simple applications by enabling simple scripting code in Tcl. However, the Dive/Tcl interface has only limited capabilities to communicate with external applications.