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4. STATICTK
Specify this as "1" to statically link to Tk. The default
action on most platforms is to dynamically link to Tk. When
building KitDLL, STATICTK is "1" by default. If you want to
enable dynamic linking of Tk with KitDLL you will have to
specify this as "-1".
5. STRIP
Specifies the tool you wish to be called to strip object files,
archives, and shared objects. The default is "strip". You
should probably set this if you are cross-compiling.
6. KITCREATOR_PKGS
Specify which non-required packages to build. The default list
is:
tk itcl mk4tcl
If mk4tcl is not present a Zip-based storage mechanism will be
used instead. To specify that the default be used, do not set
this or set it to the empty string. To specify that no
non-required packages be built, set it to a string that
contains only white space.
If "kitdll" is specified in the list the target becomes KitDLL
and no Tclkit will built, but instead libtclkit.
7. KITCREATOR_MINENCODINGS
Set this variable to a non-empty string to generate a Tclkit
without all encodings, only including the following:
ascii.enc cp1252.enc iso8859-1.enc iso8859-15.enc
iso8859-2.enc koi8-r.enc macRoman.enc
8. KITCREATOR_MINBUILD
Set this variable to a non-empty string to exclude unnecessary
packages from Tcl build. This excludes the following packages:
tcltest
Kitsh Configure Options:
1. --enable-kit-storage={zip|mk4|auto}
Specify which type of storage to use with the Tclkit. The
default is to auto-detect. Auto-detection uses Mk4 if
available, otherwise it falls back to Zip.
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Method of Operation
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Summary:
1. "kitcreator" calls */build.sh
2. */build.sh downloads and compiles appropriate software
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4. STATICTK
Specify this as "1" to statically link to Tk. The default
action on most platforms is to dynamically link to Tk. When
building KitDLL, STATICTK is "1" by default. If you want to
enable dynamic linking of Tk with KitDLL you will have to
specify this as "-1".
5. STATICMK4
Specify this as "0" to attempt to create create the "mk4tcl"
project as a shared object. If this fails, it will fall back
to building statically. Specify it as "-1" to force building
it as a shared object. Any other value, including being unset
results in "mk4tcl" being built and linked statically. KitDILL
sets this to variable to "0". If Metakit4 is built shared, it
cannot be used for the kit storage for Tclkit.
6. STRIP
Specifies the tool you wish to be called to strip object files,
archives, and shared objects. The default is "strip". You
should probably set this if you are cross-compiling.
7. KITCREATOR_PKGS
Specify which non-required packages to build. The default list
is:
tk itcl mk4tcl
If mk4tcl is not present a Zip-based storage mechanism will be
used instead. To specify that the default be used, do not set
this or set it to the empty string. To specify that no
non-required packages be built, set it to a string that
contains only white space.
If "kitdll" is specified in the list the target becomes KitDLL
and no Tclkit will built, but instead libtclkit.
8. KITCREATOR_MINENCODINGS
Set this variable to a non-empty string to generate a Tclkit
without all encodings, only including the following:
ascii.enc cp1252.enc iso8859-1.enc iso8859-15.enc
iso8859-2.enc koi8-r.enc macRoman.enc
9. KITCREATOR_MINBUILD
Set this variable to a non-empty string to exclude unnecessary
packages from Tcl build. This excludes the following packages:
tcltest
Kitsh Configure Options:
1. --enable-kit-storage={zip|mk4|auto}
Specify which type of storage to use with the Tclkit. The
default is to auto-detect. Auto-detection uses Mk4 if
available and built statically, otherwise it falls back to Zip.
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Method of Operation
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Summary:
1. "kitcreator" calls */build.sh
2. */build.sh downloads and compiles appropriate software
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