These were all built using genkit and the tar files in:
http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/tars/
A couple of changes were made to get all the builds right again, for
both 8.4 and 8.5 variants (the latter is built when KIT_VERSION=5 is
set in the environment).
Note that all these builds are unthreaded.
-jcw
> FYI, I've built and uploaded new Tclkit binaries to the website at
> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/
> Only Mac OS X and Linux so far, more contributions are welcome.
>
> These were all built using genkit and the tar files in:
> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/tars/
>
> A couple of changes were made to get all the builds right again, for
> both 8.4 and 8.5 variants (the latter is built when KIT_VERSION=5 is
> set in the environment).
As far as I can see, 8.4.14 doesn't works for me, so I guess
tclkit-darwin-???.gz requires X11.
Will you build tclkit-darwin-???-aqua.gz or should I do it?
--
David Zolli
kr...@kroc.tk
http://www.kroc.tk
>> These were all built using genkit and the tar files in:
>> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/tars/
>>
>> A couple of changes were made to get all the builds right again, for
>> both 8.4 and 8.5 variants (the latter is built when KIT_VERSION=5 is
>> set in the environment).
>
> As far as I can see, 8.4.14 doesn't works for me, so I guess
> tclkit-darwin-???.gz requires X11.
>
> Will you build tclkit-darwin-???-aqua.gz or should I do it?
Done. I've uploaded a dozen fresh-and-shiny-new macosx builds. Will
probably stop uploading separate ppc/x86 builds from now on, and just
stick with the universal ones.
So there you have it: 8.4.15/8.5a6 * x11/aqua * ppc/x86/univ = 12
Some more tweaks were made to the pub/tk/tars/runtime*.kit files to
support symbolic links properly now (thx to Andreas K).
All binaries were built from the tar files in that same tars/
directory. These are merely provided for reference and to make
"genkit A" work, direct cvs/svn checkouts may be more useful to you.
The "all.diffs" file describes the one minor patch I keep applying to
Tk 8.4.
Also uploaded some new helper scripts:
* build-mac-tclkits.tcl - builds 4 macosx variants in one step
* mkunivkit.tcl - combine two ppc/x86 exes into a universal binary
-jcw
On Jun 16, 11:25 am, Jean-Claude Wippler <j...@equi4.com> wrote:
> FYI, I've built and uploaded new Tclkit binaries to the website at
> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/
> Only Mac OS X and Linux so far, more contributions are welcome.
>
> These were all built using genkit and the tar files in:
> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/tars/
>
Are these the original tclkits, or the new tclkit-lites?
>> These were all built using genkit and the tar files in:
>> http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/tars/
>
> Are these the original tclkits, or the new tclkit-lites?
Original tclkits. They still need to be added to the Tclkit
download matrix. No static builds, i.e. libstdc++ is linked-in
dynamically.
-jcw
> Original tclkits. They still need to be added to the Tclkit
> download matrix.
Added now, http://www.equi4.com/pub/tk/downloads.html is up to date.
Had to tweak my scripts a bit after the recent server system re-install.
Tclkit 8.4.15/8.5a6 contributions for other platforms welcome.
Though preferably the final exe's - the result-*.tar.gz's from genkit
C are now slightly less convenient for me. FWIW, there is plenty of
bandwidth and disk space to maintain this growing historical archive
of ready-to-run Tclkit builds.
-jcw
2007/6/23, Jean-Claude Wippler <j...@equi4.com>:
> Original tclkits. They still need to be added to the Tclkit
> download matrix. No static builds, i.e. libstdc++ is linked-in
> dynamically.
How can I build a -static- version (for linux x86 at least)? I don't
see a static option in genkit. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Gilles.
2007/9/8, Gilles Pérez-Lambert <gilles...@gmail.com>:
> How can I build a -static- version (for linux x86 at least)? I don't
> see a static option in genkit. Am I missing something?
I'll answer to my own question. :-) I found:
http://mailinglist-archive.com/lang.tcl.starkit/2006-04/msg00018.html
I followed the instructions. Well, almost. In fact, I modified the
genkit file by adding 'kitsh-static' to the 'all' section. And I
manually did the concatenation of kitsh and the runtime via 'cat kitsh
runtime85.kit > mykitsh'. I did not successfully succeed in building
tk due to a problem with xft or fontconfig but, as I wanted a
tlckit-cli only, it was not a problem for now.
Thanks,
Gilles.