'quill build' uses tclapp to build starkits and starpacks. It references the app loader script and all libraries using absolute paths. On Windows, recently, I observed that this creates an odd VFS structure in the generated starkit/starpack, and sometimes prevents the application from finding its libraries. When 'quill' builds on OS X, at least, there is no problem; it might be a Windows-specific issue. However, running tclapp in the project root directory and referencing the loader and library files using relative paths seems to eliminate the problem.
'quill build' uses tclapp to build starkits and starpacks. It references the app loader script and all libraries using absolute paths. On Windows, recently, I observed that this creates an odd VFS structure in the generated starkit/starpack, and sometimes prevents the application from finding its libraries. When 'quill' builds on OS X, at least, there is no problem; it might be a Windows-specific issue. However, running tclapp in the project root directory and referencing the loader and library files using relative paths seems to eliminate the problem.