CustomKit r0 (See the current copy)
Deprecated, but still useful at times
CustomKit is a web interface to build one-off Tclkits with certain extensions embedded in it. It's usually the wrong approach to development, but can be useful in certain occasions.
The best approach for development most of the time is to fetch the extensions your application uses from Teapot using teapot-client (part of Teaparty).
Example Makefile:
BINS = testapp-linux-x86 testapp-solaris-sparc EXTENSIONS = pki pki::pkcs11 all: $(BINS) testapp-%: testapp.vfs/main.tcl testapp.vfs/testapp.tcl rm -rf testapp.vfs/lib teapot-client get testapp.vfs $(shell echo "$@" | sed 's@^testapp-@@;s@-@ @g') $(EXTENSIONS) starkit2exe testapp.vfs "$@" $(shell echo "$@" | sed 's@^testapp-@@') rm -rf testapp.vfs/lib