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I know of it, but not deeply. A quick look at the sources leads me to believe that Coccinella takes measures specifically to prevent picking up system versions of bundled libraries, but maybe that's just on the Mac. It does, however, use "package require" to load the package, so I'm not certain how you arrived at "/usr/lib/tkpng/tkpng.so" being the needed filename, but that means if you're...
2009-11-22 19:51:05 UTC by muonics
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To muonics:
Thanks for replying!
Well, if you say that such path is a standard already, then of course you shouldn't change anything. I just didn't know that.
In such case I'll try to resolve my problem in another way.
By the way, I was talking about the Coccinella messenger written in Tcl/Tk. Maybe you know this program. It uses the "bundled" libraries (precompiled libraries coming along...
2009-11-22 19:03:53 UTC by v2e
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TkPNG uses TEA (Tcl Extension Architecture), which defines where/how it's installed and the configure/makefile glue to do the installation, so it follows the standard followed by other Tcl packages. This allows the package to be found automatically by the "package require tkpng" command:
Assuming you're using the same Tcl you built TkPNG with, whose tclConfig.sh told TEA to install in...
2009-11-21 17:57:14 UTC by muonics
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Hello!
Having installed TkPng package I saw that it's library "libtkpng0.9.so" is in "/usr/lib/tkpng0.9/" directory. Some programs using this library cannot find it there.
Maybe, it would be better to install this library into "/usr/lib/tkpng/libtkpng.so.0.9/" and make a symlink to it named "tkpng.so" for other programs be able to request the "standardized" library (e.g. "/usr/lib/tkpng/tkpn.
2009-11-21 10:43:12 UTC by nobody
