Speek wrote:
I noticed that the procedures for installing tcl and expect in ch 5 are
changed in SVN-20050623. But in 5.9 this line is wrong:
export TCLPATH=`pwd`
because the current working directory is /mnt/lfs/sources/tcl8.4.10/unix
The TCLPATH should be one dir up.
Good catch. Will fix it mo
I noticed that the procedures for installing tcl and expect in ch 5 are
changed in SVN-20050623. But in 5.9 this line is wrong:
export TCLPATH=`pwd`
because the current working directory is /mnt/lfs/sources/tcl8.4.10/unix
The TCLPATH should be one dir up.
Wim
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Speek wrote:
It doesn't seem to work for me. I've tried it now with Crux 2.1 and
Slackware current as host systems. Maybe something has changed in
recent versions of tcl or expect?
OK, can you fall back to an earlier version of tcl then - tcl-8.4.9, for
example. There was an earlier report t
Hi Matt,
> I'm not sure. What do your source and build directory layouts look like?
All the source tarballs are in /mnt/lfs/sources. They are unpacked
right there with 'tar xjvf .tar.bz2'.
> If you place the expect and tcl tarballs in the same directory and
> extract them from there, the c
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 20:18:56 +0200, Speek wrote:
> When running in ch 5.10 (Expect) ./configure --prefix=/tools --with- tcl=/
> tools/ lib --with-x=no, an error occurs: checking for Tcl private
> headers... checking for tclInt.h... no configure: error: Can't find Tcl
> private headers
>
> Buildin
Matthew Burgess wrote:
I'm not sure. What do your source and build directory layouts look like?
I know some folks have run into problems when they've done something like:
Yes, and obviously there are many people that are running into similar
problems. I personally wouldn't mind the book to
Speek wrote:
To the LFS developers: is this a bug or is it something with my (and
Brads) host system? My host system is Crux 2.1. Let me know if I can
help figuring this out.
I'm not sure. What do your source and build directory layouts look like?
I know some folks have run into problems whe
Ah, finally found it. I was looking in the tcl configure script with my
sleepy head :-) But when lying in my bed it occurred to me it was more
logical that you were talking about expect. So I came out and started
the computer again. Ran ./configure --help in the expect source
directory and found th
Brad wrote:
> I had the same problem as you (and I followed the book to the letter) with a
> slightly older book from like June 15 (or something close to that). Anyway,
> the file is in the src/generics directory.
> If you poke around in the configure script there is a command line option to
> spe
I had the same problem as you (and I followed the book to the letter) with a
slightly older book from like June 15 (or something close to that). Anyway,
the file is in the src/generics directory.
If you poke around in the configure script there is a command line option to
specify the include dire
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Speek wrote:
tclInt.h does not exist in the tools directory.
Did you 'make install' tcl? :P
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Did you delete the tcl source, it's required to leave the source there
to build expect?
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I had a look at the tcl config.log. It ends with:
configure:7563: checking for sys/filio.h
configure:7573: gcc -pipe -E conftest.c >/dev/null 2>conftest.out
configure:7569:23: sys/filio.h: No such file or directory
configure: failed program was:
#line 7568 "configure"
#include "confdefs.h"
#inclu
Speek wrote:
tclInt.h does not exist in the tools directory.
Did you 'make install' tcl? :P
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Andrew Benton wrote:
> It looks like you've got a space between the / and the word tools in
> --with-tcl=/ tools
No, the space is made by my email client. I use copy and paste from the
book to the command-line. Also I checked with 'arrow-up' in bash
history.
> Did you install tclInt.h in tools?
Speek wrote:
When running in ch 5.10 (Expect) ./configure --prefix=/tools --with-
tcl=/ tools/ lib --with-x=no, an error occurs:
checking for Tcl private headers... checking for tclInt.h... no
configure: error: Can't find Tcl private headers
Building and installing tcl seemed to go fine. I did n
When running in ch 5.10 (Expect) ./configure --prefix=/tools --with-
tcl=/ tools/ lib --with-x=no, an error occurs:
checking for Tcl private headers... checking for tclInt.h... no
configure: error: Can't find Tcl private headers
Building and installing tcl seemed to go fine. I did not remove the t
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