[vtkusers] Re: vtk & prowarp

[Goodwin Lawlor]

Hi Immo,

To use prowrap you need shared vtk libraries compiled against tcl83. In your
tcl scripts you can call "load vtkCommonTcl" etc.

The new way to produce stand-alone tcl applications is with "starpacks".
Have a look here: http://www.equi4.com .

To use vtk in a starpack, it must be "stubs enabled". I've recently had a go
at compiling stubs enabled vtk libraries. I've filed a bug report and have a
short wiki page here http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/VTK_Tcl_Stubs . Hopefully, I'll
put up a more thorough wiki page about the whole process of making a
starpack with vtk soon.

Goodwin

"Immo Trinks" <trinks at esc.cam.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:200411261250.39913.trinks at esc.cam.ac.uk...
> Hi VTK and TclTk users,
>
> I am trying to use prowrap under Windows to create a stand-alone vtk
> application based on a tcl script.
> I found very little information about the wrapping of vtk tcl scripts on
the
> net. From the prowrap documentation is not clear to me how to proceed.
>
> I have tried
> prowrap.exe -uses wish-dynamic myScript.tcl -out myApp.exe
> but I don't know how to run the resulting application with vtk.
> I would appreciate any hint on what I am missing and on how to execute
such
>  an wrapped vtk application.
>
> As I understand, the above process creates a wrapped file, but not a
> stand-alone application. It would be very helpful to see with one of the
vtk
> tcl examples how to wrap it with prowrap into a stand-alone executable.
> Does anybody have an example?
>
> Thanks for any help!
> Immo
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