"*.log" - "*.ttml" - "*.html" - "*.desc" {
			continue
		}
	}

	# Derive what we can from the filename
	set buildfile "${shortfile}-build.log"

	# Determine which tests passed/failed
	set failedtests [glob -nocomplain -tails -directory $WEBDIR "${shortfile}-\[0-9\]\[0-9\]-*.log"]
	set failedtests [list]
	set passedtests [list]
	set testsfile "${file}-tests.log"
	if {[file exists $testsfile]} {
		set testfd [open $testsfile r]
		foreach line [split [read $testfd] \n] {
			set work [split $line :]
			set test [string trim [lindex $work 0]]
			set result [string trim [lindex $work 1]]

			switch -- $result {
				"PASS" {
					lappend passedtests "${shortfile}-${test}.log"
				}
				"FAIL" {
					lappend failedtests "${shortfile}-${test}.log"
				}
			}
		}
		close $testfd
	}

	# If this kit represents a failed build, set the failed tests to that
	set kitbuilt 1
	if {[file tail [file dirname $file]] == "failed"} {
		set failedtests [list "${shortfile}-XX-build.log"]
		set passedtests [list]
		set kitbuilt 0
	}

	## Split the filename into parts and store each part
	unset -nocomplain kitos kitcpu
	set kitbuildinfo [split $shortfile -]
	set tclversion [lindex $kitbuildinfo 1]
	set kitos [lindex $kitbuildinfo 2]
	set kitcpu [lindex $kitbuildinfo 3]

	### Store the remainder as a list of tags
	set kitbuildinfo [lsort -dictionary [lrange $kitbuildinfo 4 end]]

	# Generate array to describe this kit
	unset -nocomplain kitinfo
	set kitinfo(version) $tclversion
	set kitinfo(file) $shortfile
	set kitinfo(fullfile) $file
	set kitinfo(buildfile) $buildfile
	set kitinfo(failedtests) $failedtests
	set kitinfo(passedtests) $passedtests
	set kitinfo(buildflags) $kitbuildinfo
	set kitinfo(os) $kitos
	set kitinfo(cpu) $kitcpu
	set kitinfo(built) $kitbuilt

	# Store kit information with all kits
	set key [list $tclversion $kitos $kitcpu]

		unset -nocomplain kitinfo
		array set kitinfo $kitinfo_list

		if {[llength $kitinfo(failedtests)] == 0} {
			set status ok

			# If we are cross-compiled, note that no tests were run
			if {[lsearch -exact $kitinfo(buildflags) xcompile] != -1} {
			if {[llength $kitinfo(passedtests)] == 0} {
				set status untested
			}
		} else {
			set status non-critical
		}

		# Create Tclkit
		createdkit="tclkit-${version}"
		outputname="${TESTDIR}/kits/tclkit-${version}-${kit}"
		failoutputname="${TESTDIR}/kits/failed/tclkit-${version}-${kit}"
		buildlog="${outputname}-build.log"
		failbuildlog="${failoutputname}-build.log"
		testresultslog="${outputname}-tests.log"

		if [ ! -f "${outputname}" ]; then
			unset KITCREATOR_PKGS STATICTK

			if [ -f "${failoutputname}" ]; then
				echo "Skipping rebuilding failed kit ${version}/${kit} ..."

		# Do not continue past here for un-runnable kits
		if [ "${runnable}" != "1" ]; then
			continue
		fi

		# Perform battery of tests
		## Clean tests log
		rm -f "${testresultslog}"
		for testscp in "${TESTDIR}"/tests/*.tcl; do
			testscp_tag="$(basename "${testscp}" .tcl)"
			testscppre="$(dirname "${testscp}")/${testscp_tag}.sh"
			scplogfile="${outputname}-${testscp_tag}.log"

			(
				if [ -f "${testscppre}" ]; then
					. "${testscppre}"
				fi

				"${outputname}" "${testscp}" "${outputname}" "${kit}" "${version}"
			) > "${scplogfile}" 2>&1

			if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then
				echo "Script failed: ${testscp_tag} on ${version}/${kit}" >&2

				failed="${failed} ${version}/${kit}-test-${testscp_tag}"

				echo "${testscp_tag}: FAIL" >>  "${testresultslog}"

				continue
			fi

			echo "${testscp_tag}: PASS" >>  "${testresultslog}"

			rm -f "${scplogfile}"
		done
	done
done

if [ -n "${failed}" ]; then
	echo "Failed: ${failed}"
fi

#! /usr/bin/env tclsh

# Tcl 8.4 doesn't support fetching the system encoding from the environment
if {$tcl_version == "8.4"} {
	exit 0
}

if {[encoding system] == "utf-8"} {
	exit 0
}

puts "Locale:   [encoding system]"
puts "Expected: utf-8"

exit 1