Hi. In the process of packaging for Debian, I contacted the Debian maintainers 
for tcl/tk to ask them about correct practices for installing tcl modules. 
What they said is pretty easy to implement, and sounds cleaner than the 
status quo:

	1. Create a file called pkgIndex.tcl that contains the following lines:

			package ifneeded tclcsound 1.0 \
				[list load [file join $dir tclcsound.so] Tclcsound]

	That 1.0 is because frontends/tclcsound/tclcsound.c is exporting a 1.0
	version number

	2. Install tclcsound.so and pkgIndex.tcl to /usr/lib/tclcsound.

That should make it work. The downside is that there would be a new semantic 
for loading the csound module. Instead of "load tclcsound.so" as seen on 
several parts on the web, now a "package require tclcsound" has to be issued. 

While I'd like to do as suggested by the tcl/tk debian team, this change will 
break compatibility, since the "load tclcsound.so Tclcsound" instruction will 
not work anymore. On the other hand, this probably isn't too big a deal 
either: changing this is easy, and there is also cstclsh, which I guess is 
the natural choice for using csound instead of the tclcsound module (although 
I don't know if cstclsh is strictly equivalent to tclsh+tclcsound).

As a transition plan, maybe there could be a symlink 
from /usr/lib/tclcsound.so pointing to /usr/lib/tclcsound/tclcsound.so.

Ideas?

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	Felipe Sateler