The '''[http://fossil.etoyoc.com/fossil/odie/home%|%Open Development and Integration Environment]''', or '''ODIE''', is an [object orientation%|%object-oriented] set of tools for developing applications. ** Attributes ** name: ODIE website: http://www.etoyoc.com/fossil/odie contact: [Sean Deely Woods] ** Descripiton ** ODIE is a toolbox for assembling private collections of Tcl and C code. It uses a path in the user's home directory to compiled Tcl and Tk from scratch, as well as a bevy of binary extensions. This allows for custom binary and DLL compiles without interfering with the operating system's installed Tcl/Tk. (Or more importantly, interference FROM the operating system's installed Tcl/Tk.) Included with ODIE is the Toadkit maker. Toadkit is a zip kit to distribute self contained binaries assembled from ODIE. ---- [JMN] I've been struggling to get modern tclkit (or similar) builds on platforms in recent years.. This looks promising. I'm not quite understanding what is supposed to be produced by the 'building a toadkit' instructions linked above. The final line in the instructions is: tclsh ../odie/make.tcl local-env toadkit This all seems to run to completion - but I don't see a 'toadkit' file anywhere or the mentioned pkg.* folders in the build folder so perhaps something went wrong (Trying on FreeBSD 13.1 at this point - will try another platform soon) Is 'local-env' a literal? What does it mean/do? ---- <> Dev. Tools