The easiest way to get a copy of
tklib is to pick up one of the
Batteries Included distributions that include it, the most popular being
ActiveTcl. You can also download the package directly from
https://core.tcl.tk/tklib/wiki?name=ReleasesOr, you can download a fossil snapshot of any
tklib revision directly from the repository
timeline, provided that you have logged in (anonymous login is sufficient). The login is required to prevent spiders and robots from overwhelming the site.
Or perhaps see if you can locate a tklib
starkit .
After you have have the source, then use the appropriate command to extract the directory structure from the archive file.
At this point, the extension is treated similarly to any of the
TEA script based extensions.
$ cd tklib-{directory}
$ ./configure --various --flags --as --appropriate
$ make all test install