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<LI><H2>Problem: Interps created throughout the lifetime of a a multithreaded application which include (almost) the same state (commands, procedures, etc.)
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<LI><H2>One solution could be the package interface of Tcl 8.2 for lazy, per-interp initialization</H2>
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