Re: Tcl / Tk on Windows

Roderick <hruodr@gmail.com> wrote:

 
On Thu, 12 Dec 2024, greg wrote:
 

Gregor
(but Windows != Unix)

 
Yes, that is really my biggest problem.
 
There is no other way than to confront a Windows machine and test.
 
I only need tcl, tk and sqlite3 library, and the program does only
some calculations on a DB. Perhaps in this very special case cygwin could
be usable by a windows user, but I will try with something more native.

Given those requirements, you'd be best off with one of the "single
file executable packages" (i.e., starkit/freewrap/undroidwish/etc.).

You do the "small extra work" of wrapping all the Tcl/Tk code into the
"package".

For your windows user(s) they just see a single executable they can
double click upon to launch.