[Xotcl] Re: xotcl 1.1.0, tcl/tk 8.4.4 and freebsd 4.9 are not happy with each other

[Gustaf Neumann]

On Sunday 30 November 2003 00:45, Marc Spitzer wrote:
> Now the files that are "missing" are in /usr/local/include/tcl8.4:
>
> bogomips# cd ../tcl8.4
> bogomips# ls
> generic         tcl.h           tclDecls.h      tclPlatDecls.h  unix
> bogomips# ls *
> tcl.h           tclDecls.h      tclPlatDecls.h
>
> generic:
> regcustom.h             tclDecls.h              tclMath.h
> regerrs.h               tclIO.h                 tclPlatDecls.h
> regex.h                 tclInitScript.h         tclPort.h
> regguts.h               tclInt.h                tclRegexp.h
> tcl.h                   tclIntDecls.h
> tclCompile.h            tclIntPlatDecls.h
>
> unix:
> tclUnixPort.h   tclUnixThrd.h
>
> so how hard would it be to add a --with-tclinclude ?

 this is not hard.  i will send you a version with that option with
 separate mail.

> Also I would need to do this for tclsh and wish(do I need to do wish?),

there is no need for wish

> on freebsd they are both shell scripts that tel you what you have installed
> not the real tclsh, like so: bogomips# tclsh
> In FreeBSD, tclsh is named with a version number.  This is because
> different versions of tclsh are not compatible with each other and
> they can not all be called "tclsh"!  You may need multiple versions
> installed because a given port may depend on a specific version.
>
> On your system, tclsh is installed under at least the following names:
>
> tclsh8.3
> tclsh8.4

 this is not unusual. the name of the tclsh is deterimined by 
 configure throught the configure macro SC_PROG_TCLSH.
 on my system, the tclsh is determined as 

    TCLSH_PROG = /usr/bin/tclsh8.4

 One can use an arbitraty shell my invoking

  make "TCLSH_PROG=XXXXXXXXXXXXX" ...

 Greetings
-gustaf
-- 
Univ.Prof. Dr.Gustaf Neumann
Abteilung für Wirtschaftsinformatik
WU-Wien, Augasse 2-6, 1090 Wien