John Max Skaller wrote:

> Chris Hecker wrote:
> 
>> 3. I'd like to be able to distribute an executable compiled with labltk and lablgl without having people have to have tcl/tk installed.  Has anybody successfully statically linked tk into an ocaml app?  Perl/Tk is set up such that it doesn't depend on the tcl/tk distribution, so I assume this is possible.  Would it be a ton of work?
> 
> 
> AFAIK: Perl must be clever: Tcl and Tk require directories with 
> (script) files on disk to operate: statically linking the binary isn't
> enough.


I had the same problem which I solved by merging all the tcl/tk 
libraries files (written in
TCL) into one big file then I converted this file to "C" code (one big 
string which was evaluated
by the Tcl_Eval function) and this code was linked to Caml.

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