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Well, you've come to the right place. freeWrap is designed as a reliable app that can be used to convert TCL/TK scripts into single-file binary executable applications. Even though the app relies on the aforementioned scripts, you will be happy to learn that you do not need to have TCL/TK installed on the machines you run these executables, as it uses its own image. The app comes with a -w wrap using option that enables you to make cross-platform programs, not necessarily for the operating system you are creating it on. For instance, you can create a binary executable for Windows by running the tool on another operating system, such as Linux. Moreover, the program enables you to configure the special directories, file extension associations and shortcuts. While the developer states that files included must be referred to by their full path within the app, you also have the option to employ any relative path specifications as well. In addition to creating executables, the tool can be used as a single-file WISH interpreter that you can used to run TCL/TK scripts or to create a file that solely contains the wrapped files for the application. Consequently, you can distribute smaller packages that can later be used as either a single WISH or TCLSH interpreter.Normoxic functional recovery of rat myocardium after 24 hours of hypoxic exposure: a comprehensive study of the ultrastructural and biochemical changes. Our knowledge of the heart's response to prolonged hypoxic exposure is still limited. In this work, we characterized the ultrastructural and biochemical changes occurring in rats during 24 hours of normoxic recovery from a simulated dive. Rats were exposed to two simulated dives (initial duration, 30 and 60 minutes), during which they received intravenous glucose (2 g/kg of body weight). Rat hearts were removed 24 hours after the end of the dives. 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The app comes with a -w wrap using option that enables you to make cross-platform programs, not necessarily for the operating system you are creating it on. For instance, you can create a binary executable for Windows by running the tool on another operating system, such as Linux. Moreover, the program enables you to configure the special directories, file extension associations and shortcuts. While the developer states that files included must be referred to by their full path within the app, you also have the option to employ any relative path specifications as well. In addition to creating executables, the tool can be used as a single-file WISH interpreter that you can used to run TCL/TK scripts or to create a file that solely contains the wrapped files for the application. Consequently, you can distribute smaller packages that can later be used as either a single WISH or TCLSH interpreter. freeWrap is compatible with: freeWrap is compatible with: ======================================================== - TCL/TK 7.3 and above - Windows and Linux - Win64 - 32 - OSX - 10 - OSX - 10.1.4 *Windows and Linux have access to the extensions that their environment provides. For instance, a Windows executable can use the.exe extension, whilst an executable for Linux uses the.sh extension. *OSX has access to all files and extensions that both the terminal and the Finder provide. Was this answer helpful? Thanks for your feedback. Share this solution Thanks! We noticed you have not yet activated your account. Email us by clicking on the link that will be sent to your address after activation. You will receive an activation email. It may take up to 24 hours to activate your account. Please check your spam/junk folder in case you do not receive the email in your inbox. 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