creating stand-alone extended tclsh

I would like to create a tclsh with application-specific extensions. The
information on creating Tcl extensions that I have been able to obtain by
googling seems to be oriented toward creating loadable libraries, which is
not what I want - I need to create a stand-alone tclsh that incorporates
an interface to a static C application library. Any advice on how to go
about this starting from just the Tcl source distribution? (I've looked
at the sampleextension, but it only seems to create an extension library,
not an independent shell.)
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