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Unfortunately, applications for the console subsystem will almost always require some modification to survive logoff. It's only 7 lines of C code or so, and you can see src/tcl-nologoff.c for an example.
A lot of scripting language interpreters have a special variant of executable in their Windows versions: the executable is linked for the windows subsystem, not the console one, though it doesn't provide GUI per se. I recommend to use this kind of interpreters for your service, together with -ipcmethod pipe.
As of TCL (tclsh*.exe console interpreter), nologoff.dll included in the winserv support package takes care of making the interpreter ready to survive logoff. ўўWinserv::startup ==ЇЇ will load this dll. If you use ўўTcl:freewrap ==freewrapЇЇ to create a stand-alone executable, you should copy this dll to the real filesystem and let the winserv support package know where it is:
