## Determine if we have a Tclkit to do this work
	TCLKIT="${TCLKIT:-tclkit}"
	if echo 'exit 0' | "${TCLKIT}" >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		## Install using existing Tclkit
		### Call installer
		echo "Running: \"${TCLKIT}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\""
		"${TCLKIT}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" || exit 1
	elif echo 'exit 0' | ./kit >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
		## Bootstrap (cannot cross-compile)
		### Call installer
		cp kit runkit
		echo "set argv [list {${KITTARGET_NAME}} starpack.vfs {${ENABLECOMPRESSION}}]" > setup.tcl
		echo 'if {[catch { clock seconds }]} { proc clock args { return 0 } }' >> setup.tcl
		echo 'source installvfs.tcl' >> setup.tcl

		echo 'Running: echo | ./runkit setup.tcl'
		echo | ./runkit setup.tcl || exit 1
	else
		## Install using Tclsh, which may work if we're not using Metakit
		### Call installer
		echo "Running: \"${TCLSH_NATIVE}\" installvfs.tcl \"${KITTARGET_NAME}\" starpack.vfs \"${ENABLECOMPRESSION}\""
		"${TCLSH_NATIVE}" installvfs.tcl "${KITTARGET_NAME}" starpack.vfs "${ENABLECOMPRESSION}" || exit 1
		
	fi

	# Cleanup
	if [ "${KITTARGET}" = "kitdll" ]; then
		## Remove built interpreters if we are building KitDLL --
		## they're just tiny stubs anyway
		rm -f kit runkit