Thank you for the suggestion, thorsten. This is what my build of Tcl gives for strstr:
lfs:/mnt/lfs/sources/tcl8.4.7$ grep -i strstr build.out checking for strstr... (cached) yes checking proper strstr implementation... broken, using substitute
So I will try again to build glibc. Thanks again. -James
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I have this idea, not sure if I am on the right path:
on my system there is no need for tcl to compile strstr.c, because it is provided by glibc. I suggest to try this:
run the tcl configure script again and check that strstr is found:
./configure --prefix=/tools > temp
cat temp | grep -n strstr
my output looks like:
checking for strstr... (cached) yes checking proper strstr implementation... yes
if that is not the case, I assume, you have a glibc problem
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