From: Benjamin R. <Ben...@ep...> - 2003-12-12 12:52:36
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Hi Larry, "Larry W. Virden" <lv...@ca...> writes: > However, does the quote above imply, then, that all Tk extensions > and apps will compile without changes against AquaTk? If that is > not the case, then will they compile without changes against the X > Windows version of MacTk? Mac OS X has a Unix-based development system. So the TEA build system works fine. Which is a huge difference, as it doesn't work on Mac OS Classic. Tcl extensions can just use the Unix API on Mac OS X if they need to. Tk extensions can use the Tk stubs table, which provides a number of X11 compatibility APIs even with Tk/Aqua, the same as on Windows. X11-based Tk extensions that need more of X11 should build and work fine on Tk/X11. But average Mac users are not very happy with unported X11 applications, so if you can avoid depending on X11, you should. benny |