I'm using TCL DevKit 3.2- TCLApp on Linux.  I have about 15 TCL scripts that will be built a
s 15 seperate TclApps.  I can get everything to work when building each of the scripts as a 
starpack but I want to build each of them as only a starkit and share the same TCL Interpret
er when all the scripts are installed on a seperate system (that does not have TCL installed
).  

Here is the command line that I'm using for tclapp:

tclapp -nologogui -out send_cmds -interpreter ./tclsh8.4 -pkg Expect-5.43.0 -pkg starkit-1.3
.1 send_cmds.tcl -startup lib/application/send_cmds.tcl intro.tcl lib/my_kit_3.0.tcl lib/def
initions_3.0.tcl lib/efficient_1.0.tcl

When trying to execute the command send_cmds. Here is the error I get: Note, I copied /usr/l
ocal/ActiveState/bin/tclsh8.4 and libtcl8.4.so to the local directory (i.e. same directory s
cript is located in) to the destination system:

[asilver@my-server]$ ./send_cmds -help
./tclsh8.4: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.4.so: cannot open shared object fi
le: No such file or directory
[asilver@my-server]$

How can I accomplish what I need to do.  Eventually, I'd also like to have each of the 15 sc
ripts share the common TCL extensions that I'm using instead of bundling the same exact exte
nstion in all 15 scripts.

Thanks
Al Silverstein 
       
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