[http://www.bawt.tcl3d.org%|%BAWT%|%] is a Tcl based configurable framework for automatically building C/C++ based software libraries from source code. Its main usage is for the Windows operating system, where different build environments (ex. configure/make via MSYS/MinGW, nmake, CMake, Visual Studio Solutions) and compiler (MSYS/MinGW gcc, different Visual Studio versions) are needed to build these libraries. ---- See the [http://www.bawt.tcl3d.org/history.html#releases%|%release history%|%] for more details. ---- [PO] 2016/06/24 - BAWT version 0.1 released. Introduction at EuroTcl 2016. [PO] 2016/08/28 - BAWT version 0.2 released. Contains more than 40 libraries, generation of tclkits as well as a Batteries Included Tcl/Tk installation program for Windows. [PO] 2016/10/23 - BAWT version 0.3 released. Improved build actions. New and updated libraries. tcllib speed-optimized with critcl. [PO] 2016/12/28 - BAWT version 0.4 released. Improved build actions. New and updated libraries. CMake based Tcl3D-Basic version. [PO] 2017/03/19 - BAWT version 0.5 released. Improved build actions. New and updated libraries. Implemented dependency checking of libraries. ---- [EF] What about supporting the latest version of [https://core.tcl.tk/tcltls/home%|%TLS] in BAWT? At the time of writing, latest is 1.7.11, while the version provided in BAWT comes from sourceforge and is 1.6.7. ---- '''[arjen] - 2017-03-22 14:08:10''' My [mathemaTcl] package (or rather collection of packages) has a somewhat related goal, though it adds Linux and OSX to the mix, as well as Fortran libraries besides C libraries. However, the real focus is on mathematical and numerical applications. As such its tasks are probably much more limited and therefore easier to implement. <>Windows | Linux | Mac | Dev. Tools | Distribution | Tclkit