"Sridhar M.A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 10:33:16PM -0500, David Z Maze wrote:
> > The Debian build of xcircuit doesn't use the Tcl wrapper, but it does
> > use the Python wrapper. If neither of these mean anything to you, you
> > probably don't need either.
> >
> Yes :-( My understanding of the situation is this: the widget set used
> by xcircuit/xfig is Xaw based. If as the docs suggest, I can get tk
> widgets for the UI, it will be nice. That is the reason of my
> compilation experiment.
Fair enough. <nods>
> > It looks like this falls out of the Tcl wrappers. Digging through the
> > Makefile.am, you might want to run 'make tcl' before running the main
> > 'make'.
> >
> No luck. Same problem. I still do not like the Makefile generated
> automatically. I have to add directories of xlibs and tcllibs and
> include files. It somehow does not check and get them.
Right; that looks like a deficiency in the autoconf stuff. I can
start to compile if I run
CFLAGS=-I/usr/include/tcl8.3 LIBS='-ltcl8.3 -ltk8.3' \
./configure --enable-tcl
make tcl
and even then, 'make' fails without adding lib/tcl/xcircuit.so to the
xcircuit_LDADD line in Makefile, and still fails to find a main()
function. It looks like the Tcl build actually produces
lib/tcl/xcircuit.so, and that's it; to run it, you'd somehow need to
run m4 over lib/tcl/xcircuit.sh.m4. Alternatively, running
cd lib/tcl
XCIRCUIT_LIB_DIR=. wish ./xcircuit.tcl
looks almost promising, but dies fairly quickly.
...aha! Try this:
cd lib/tcl
m4 -DCONSOLE=tkcon.tcl -DWRAPPER_INIT=xcircuit.tcl -DLIBDIR=. \
xcircuit.sh.m4 > xcircuit.sh
./xcircuit.sh
It still looks kind of rusty around the edges, but at least the main
window comes up.
> MIT:
> The Georgia Tech of the North
...hey! :-)
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