>  Hi,
> 
>  I don't known if it happens also in windows, because I haven't
>  tested, but in
>  Linux, if I use the tclapp I have the next undesired effect:
> 
>  - Prefix file: ~/src/buildbin/base-tk8.5-thread-linux-ix86
>  - Output file: ~/src/buildbin/myapp
> 
>  After wrapping, the output file that I get is:
>  ~/src/buildbin/myapp.5-thread-linux-ix86
> 
>  I'm using Tcl Dev Kit 4 Build 274417

I will have to dig through the implementation to refresh my memory regarding
the exact algorithm however I do remember that there are situations where
tclapp adds an extension to the output file, and in your case it apparently
takes the extension of the basekit, i.e. '.5-thread-linux-ix86'.

What happens when you specify your output file with an extension instead of
just 'myapp' ?

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