Precompiled binaries are available mainly for the Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7 platform.
 
You can create your own binaries, e.g. for Linux, by using the source packages below.

tks-setup.exe - TkScript runtime + plugins installer for Win32 [28-Dec-2015]

tks.zip - TkScript runtime + plugins binaries for Win32 [28-Dec-2015]

 
This is the graphical installer for the release of TkScript. Stable simply means that this version has been tested with a couple of test-scripts before release.
 
Administrator privileges are required to install the MIME integration handlers and plugin/module/library/application path registry entries.

tks-preview.exe - Latest TkScript runtime + plugins installer for Win32 [28-Dec-2015]

 
This is the graphical installer for the latest and greatest version of TkScript. This version might break certain features but in general it is often more stable than the last milestone release :).
 
Administrator privileges are required to install the MIME integration handlers and plugin/module/library/application path registry entries.

tks.zip - Latest TkScript runtime + plugins binaries for Win32 [28-Dec-2015]

 
No administrator privileges required. The plugins, module, library and application paths need to be setup using environment variables or command line options, though.
 
Also see TkScript reference guide / User Interface.
 
Note: Since the tks.zip package does not write to the registry or install anything else when run, you'll have to setup the plugin, library, and application paths via command line options.
For example, to run the tkui test application, you would do something like this (and make sure that the .dll files are executable!)

C:\somewhere> unzip tks.zip C:\somewhere> cd tks C:\somewhere\tks> tks -ap applications/ -pp plugins/ -lp libraries/ app:testui

<insert directory listing here>

tks-source.zip - Latest TkScript source code [28-Dec-2015]

 
Since I prefer simple makefiles to complex build tools, the core source package as well as the plugin source codes contain hand-written makefiles for each supported platform (e.g. win32 msvc/mingw, linux, macosx, ..).
These makefiles need to include a platform dependent build configuration (install_platform.mk) which can be downloaded below (tks-build.zip).
 
In addition to that, toplevel makefiles which build the scriptengine along with the "standard" plugins are provided for Windows and Linux.
 
You will also need to download YInG/YAC plugin SDK (C++) and unzip it right beside the tks-source/ directory.
 

tks-build.zip - Toplevel makefiles for Win32/Linux/.. [28-Dec-2015]

 
The tks-build.zip packages contains toplevel makefiles which can be used to build the plugin sources (see below).
 
TkScript can be crosscompiled for e.g. an ARM target by tweaking the install_gcc_common.mk make configuration file. Also see Compiling on GNU/Linux.

For your convience, here is a list of files you might want to download if you intend to build tkscript and the core plugins:

tks-build.zip - Toplevel makefiles for Win32/Linux/.. [28-Dec-2015]

tks-source.zip - Latest TkScript source code [28-Dec-2015]

yac.zip - YAC C/C++ plugin SDK [28-Dec-2015]

tks-examples.zip - A couple of simple script examples and tests [28-Dec-2015]

yingtest.zip - a simple example plugin [16-Apr-2009]

tksdl.zip - bindings for libSDL and libSDL_net [28-Dec-2015]

tkopengl.zip - bindings for the OpenGL API [28-Dec-2015]

tkfreetype2.zip - bindings for the freetype2 font library [28-Dec-2015]

tkui.zip - a scripted user interface toolkit with a tiny native interface to support native file dialogs <Win32/GDI or Linux/GTK+> [28-Dec-2015]

 
Remember to edit the PLUGINS list in the toplevel makefile (e.g. makefile.linux) and comment out all the plugins you have NOT downloaded.
 
Usually, you can then build the sources by issuing
# make -f makefile.linux all_bin
then
# make -f makefile.linux all_install.

yac.zip - YAC C/C++ plugin SDK [28-Dec-2015]

 
This package contains the header files (see yac.h and dummy-host implementation yac_host.cpp) which are required to write native code extensions (plugins) in the C++ language.
The package is also required to compile the TkScript source code.
 
The YAC package contains the ying.tks wrapper script which scans a C++ header file for exported classes, functions, methods and constants and writes a set of C++ source/header files that have to be included in the respective plugin.
 
Please take a look at the yingtest example plugin if you want to learn how to use the YAC plugin SDK (i.e. see test.h, test.cpp).

dog.zip - The TkScript document generator for API docs and user guides [28-Dec-2015]

 
Also see The DOG manual.