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I have a script written in tcl, that load a dll file. I want to load this file in python. I am not sure if the dll file is written in tcl, but because the tcl file imports it I think it is written in tcl. I have tried to use WinDLL(“path_to_dll”) but I get that there is no module with the provided name.
The easiest way would be by using the Tkinter package and its built in Tcl interpreter inside your Python Process.
If it is a Tcl extension dll, it makes no real sense to call it from Python without much setup first.