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From: Maurice L. <mj...@ga...> - 2002-08-05 07:19:53
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Sorry, the make install problem apparently is unrelated to tkwin. Alan W. Irwin writes: > Maurice, I cannot reproduce the install bug you reported below. > ... > I assume you have looked at Makefile on your RH system? Here, I have > > SO = .so > > xwin_drv: shared/xwin$O $(TCLLIB_SO) > > where > > TCLLIB_SO = $(PLLIB_PATH)$(TCLLIB_BASE)$(LIB_TAG)$(SO) > > and eventually > > TCLLIB_SO = $(PLLIB_PATH)$(TCLLIB_BASE)$(LIB_TAG).so.$(SOVERSION) > > where lib_sh_library.in is overriding the pkg_tcl.in definition. > > If your RH7.3 Makefile is the same as mine, then from your results below, > the RH7.3 make command has ignored the second definition and used the first > definition instead with SO undefined. That would be a really strange result > so I suspect your Makefile is somehow different from the above. > > Wild guess to explain all this: on RH7.3 the linux system is somehow not > being recognized properly so lib_sh_linux.in is not being included as part > of the Makefile? It's included. For some reason the first definition is being used and not the second. I just commented out the first definition and reran 'make install' and after that the install works fine. Very odd. ged$ make -v GNU Make version 3.79.1, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath. -- Maurice LeBrun mj...@ga... Research Organization for Information Science and Technology of Japan (RIST) |