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CriTcl can be used in three different modes of operation, called
[list_begin enumerated]
[enum] [term {Compile & Run}], and
[enum] [term {Generate Package}]
[enum] [term {Generate TEA Package}]
[list_end]
[term {Compile & Run}] was the original mode and is the default for
[manpage {critcl_pkg}]. Collects the C fragments from the
[vset critcl_script], builds them as needed, and caches the results to
improve load times later.
[para]
The second mode, [term {Generate Package}], was introduced to enable
the creation of (prebuilt) deliverable packages which do not depend on
the existence of a build system, i.e. C compiler, on the target
machine.
This was originally done through the experimental [cmd Critbind] tool,
and is now handled by the [manpage {CriTcl Application}], also named
[cmd critcl].
[para]
Newly introduced with CriTcl version 3 is
[term {Generate TEA Package}]. This mode constructs a directory
hierarchy from the package which can later be built like a regular TEA
package, i.e. using
[example {
.../configure --prefix ...
make all isntall
}]
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