#   6.3    Nov. 23, 2007 Dennis R. LaBelle   1) Added some code to remove (after start-up is complete) a few
#                                               more unneeded variables.
#                                            2) Added ::freewrap::runMode variable

# create ::freeWrap namespace
#
namespace eval ::freewrap:: {
variable patchLevel {6.3}     ;# Current freeWrap revision level
variable progname {}          ;# Official freeWrap program name
variable errormsg {}          ;# Last freeWrap error message.

proc normalizePath { filename} {
# Return absolute path with . and .. resolved
global tcl_platform

#FW_EXT=PLUS

#
## Full name of the application
PROG = freewrap$(FW_EXT)

# Current application program revision number
PROGREV =6.3

# Name of main program file.
MAINPRG = ..\generic\main

# TOOLS32 = location of VC++ 32-bit development tools.
#
!IF "$(MACHINE)" == "IA64"

BINROOT     = .
TCLDIR      = p:\tcl_src\tcl$(TCLVERSIONDOT)
TKDIR		= p:\tcl_src\tk$(TCLVERSIONDOT)
INSTALLDIR	= c:\tcl

###### The path for the top-level build directory
#
TOP = P:\freewrap\freewrap63\win

###### Select a C compiler
#
!IF $(DEBUG)
CC = "$(TOOLS32)\bin\cl.exe" -DSTATIC_BUILD=1 -D__WIN32 -D_MBCS -DWIN32 -DWINDOWS
!ELSE
CC = "$(TOOLS32)\bin\cl.exe" -DSTATIC_BUILD=1 -D__WIN32 -D_MBCS -DWIN32 -DWINDOWS -DNDEBUG
!ENDIF

###### Select standard command-line options for the C compiler.
#

CFLAGS = /nologo /MT /W3 /GX -Z7 -Od /FD /c



###### Add these options to CFLAGS when linking object files into
#      an executable.
#
!IF "$(FW_EXT)" == "TCLSH"
!IF $(DEBUG)
LFLAGS = /NODEFAULTLIB -debug:full -debugtype:cv /NOLOGO /MACHINE:$(MACHINE) -subsystem:console -stack:2300000
!ELSE

OPT_ITCL = -DWITHOUT_ITCL=1
SCRIPT_ITCL=
ZSCRIPT_ITCL=
!ENDIF

#### Sqlite
#

LIB_SQLITE = P:/tcl_src/sqlite-amalgamation-3_5_3/sqlite3.obj

#OPT_SQLITE = -DWITHOUT_SQLITE


#### TkHtml
#
#LIB_TKHTML = /home/drh/tcltk/8.3.1win/libtkhtml.a
OPT_TKHTML = -DWITHOUT_TKHTML

#### TkTable

RESFILE = $(TCLDIR)\win\Debug\tcl_Static\tclsh.res
!ELSE
RESFILE = $(TCLDIR)\win\Release\tcl_Static\tclsh.res
!ENDIF
ICOFILE = $(TCLDIR)\win\tclsh.ico
!ELSE
!IF $(DEBUG)
RESFILE =  $(TKDIR)\win\Debug\tk_Static\wish.res
!ELSE
RESFILE =  $(TKDIR)\win\Release\tk_Static\wish.res
!ENDIF
ICOFILE = $(TKDIR)\win\rc\wish.ico
!ENDIF


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# You should not have to change anything below this line
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#

This message announces the release of freeWrap version 6.3

The freeWrap program turns TCL/TK scripts into single-file binary executable programs. freeWrap can wrap TCL/TK applications that consist of multiple script and binary files. FreeWrap combines all the files together into a single executable file.

freeWrap 6.3 is based on TCL/TK 8.4.16

freeWrap executables are freely available for both Linux and Windows.

Instructions and source code for building freeWrap on both Windows and UNIX platforms is also freely available.

The following additional variations of freeWrap are also available for download:

     freewrapPLUS        a windowing application that includes TCL/TK along with the BLT, tkTable and sqlite extensions
     freewrapTCLSH       a console-only application which includes only TCL.


Please visit the freeWrap home page:

          http://freewrap.sourceforge.net


Changes implemented in version 6.3
------------------------------------
   1. Added support for freeWrap program packages. The -p wrapping option can now be used to create a wrapped application without the freeWrap executable component. The freeWrap program package can then be run using freeWrap as a single-file shell (example: freewish myapp.fwp). 

   2. Added SQLite as one of the extensions that are included with freewrapPLUS 

   3. Added a new variable into the ::freewrap namespace. The ::freewrap::runMode variable indicates whether freeWrap is running as:
        Value of variable  Meaning
        -----------------  -------
        interactiveShell   an interactive shell
        standAloneShell    a stand-alone shell running a script
        programPackage     a wrapped executable program

   4. Improved the security of wrapped applications. FreeWrapped applications will detect whether they have been modidied or tampered with and refuse to run. As a result, the -e option is no longer available to create an application that is not encrypted.

   5. FreeWrap is no longer compressed with UPX. Therefore, users will notice an increase in the size of freeWrap and the executables that it produces. This size change should not be significant compared to recent increases in disk drive capacities.

   6. The -i option is now available under operating systems other than Windows so that the Windows application icon may be changed when using the -w (cross-platform generation) option.

   7. The default system encoding for freeWrap has been set to cp1252 and the documentation has been updated with additional words concerning the use of encodings.