How to compile tcl/shell code (Hide original source code)
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26-05-2021 - |
문제
Please help with the step by step instructions on "How to compile tcl/ shell code" (Need to hide original source code)
Please come out with answers considering the following queries
- Tools need to accomplish that (Please suggest the best/simple one)
- How to compile
- How to run the compiled output file
Thanks
해결책
Activestate offers a product, the "Tcl Dev Kit" (TDK), which can be used to produce byte-compiled blobs and to otherwise prepare "compiled" applications written in Tcl (also known as "starpacks").
다른 팁
If you are running Linux you can use Freewrap to compile tcl. If your distribution doesn't have it in it's repository download it from http://sourceforge.net/projects/freewrap/ and just pass the name of your tcl script as the argument like this:
freewrap <name>.tcl
This should generate the file <name>
, which you can run as any executable. See http://wiki.tcl.tk/855 for other options.
To compile shell scripts use shc
. The tool can be downloaded from http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Shells/shc-18503.shtml and you compile your shell script with the command
shc -f <name>
This should output two files <name>.x
and <name>.x.c
. The former is the executable you want and the other is a C code file compiled from your original script that is used to generate the executable.
After almost a decade.
To compile .tcl
script, you need TclKit
and sdx
. You can download them from TclKits: Downloads and Google Code Archive | Downloads. (I used one for RHEL5 x86_64 on Ubuntu.)
After making TclKit
executable by
$ chmod +x tclkit-8.*.*-*-*
, the command
$ tclkit-8.*.*-*-* sdx-*.kit qwrap *.tcl
will compile a script file and generate *.kit
file. To run it:
$ tclkit-8.*.*-*-* *.kit