adding from upstream

README

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+This is Cookit binary build system. For additional information see
+
+	http://www.endorser.org/cookit
+
+UNIX BUILD
+==========
+
+Building under UNIX systems requires having tclsh command in PATH. Cookit
+build system uses Tcl to build in the first place, so you can either build
+any Tcl version (8.4 and up) or choose existing cookit/tclkit binaries
+to build.
+
+All that is needed then is running the following steps:
+
+	$ ./build.sh retrievesource tcl vfs cookfs
+	$ ./build.sh build-cookit
+
+If you are building off a network drive, retrievesource command can be invoked
+on any machine. This step downloads sources over CVS and HTTP and requires cvs
+command as well as tclsh.
+
+Command build-cookit needs to be invoked on target system as it creates cookit.
+In case UPX is installed and should be used, it should be run as follows:
+
+	$ ./build.sh -upx best build-cookit
+
+Upon successful build directory _output/<platform> should contain a cookit binary.
+
+If you run into "Unknown platform ..." error or encounter a problem with build on
+a platform, please refer to UNKNOWN PLATFORM section.
+
+Building Tk as dynamic library can be achieved by doing:
+
+	$ ./build.sh retrievesource tk
+	$ ./build.sh build-dynamic tk
+
+The first command can be invoked on any host in case of network drives.
+Second command has to be run on target machine.
+
+This will create _install_dynamic/<hostname>/lib/tk* to be created. It will also
+create _output/<platform>/packages/tk*.cfspkg package file. Such package can be
+used with TABS system (http://sourceforge.net/projects/tabs/).
+
+Libraries in _install_dynamic/<hostname>/lib can be embedded as part of your
+application as well - which might seem an easier option for less advanced users.
+
+WINDOWS PLATFORM
+================
+
+Building on Windows is relatively easy. All that is needed is tclsh. All required
+tools such as MinGW/MSys and CVS/SVN tools are automatically downloaded from
+sourceforge on first run.
+
+All that is needed then is running the following steps:
+
+	C> tclsh build.tcl -usemingw retrievesource tcl vfs cookfs
+	C> tclsh build.tcl -usemingw build-cookit
+
+We can also use upx command (which is also downloaded as part of win32 tools):
+
+	C> tclsh build.tcl -usemingw -upx best build-cookit
+
+Building a cookit with Tk requires running the following commands:
+
+	C> tclsh build.tcl -usemingw retrievesource tk
+	C> tclsh build.tcl -usemingw -tk latest build-cookit
+
+This will cause Cookit with Tk embeded to be built. It will also run as Windows
+GUI application rather than Windows console application.
+
+Flag -usemingw causes build system to retrieve and use its own copy of MinGW.
+It uses MinGW/MSys binaries that were specifically tested to work properly for
+building cookit.
+
+UNKNOWN PLATFORM
+================
+
+Cookit is currently regularly built on Solaris x86, Windows x86 and Linux x86. It is
+occassionally built on Mac OS X. Some platforms such as AIX or HP-UX are not tested
+remotely often enough.
+
+If your platform is not currently known, file build/platform.tcl needs to
+have your platform added. It should involve adding a condition line similar to:
+
+    }  elseif {[string match "Power*-Darwin-*" $p]} {
+	set platform macosx-ppc
+
+If you have encountered such a platform, please contact me and I will be sure to add it.
+

build.sh

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+#!/bin/sh
+
+tclsh "`dirname "$0"`/build/build.tcl" $*
+

build.tcl

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+#!/usr/bin/env tclsh
+
+cd [file dirname [info script]]
+source build/build.tcl

build/build.tcl

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+namespace eval cookit {}
+
+package require Tcl 8.3
+
+cd [file dirname [info script]]
+cd ..
+
+set cookit::rootdirectory [pwd]
+set ::env(LANG) C
+
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build libs cmdline.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build libs md5.tcl]
+
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build init.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build os.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build platform.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build log.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build versioncontrol.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build download.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build parts.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build common.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build ui.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build extproc.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build commands.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build solution.tcl]
+source [file join $cookit::rootdirectory build operations.tcl]
+
+cookit::preInitOS
+cookit::initParts
+cookit::parseArguments
+cookit::initOS
+cookit::initAvailablePartVersions
+
+cookit::fixPartVersions
+
+cookit::initDirectories
+
+cookit::partInitializeAllVersions
+cookit::runCommand