RE: [MACTCL] Broken build in CVS

[Alastair D. <ala...@si...>]

Thanks very much indeed, Daniel, for fixing this up.  I realise I should
make time to look at Project Builder myself, in order to take care of =
build
issues like these.

In the meantime, I have updated the distribution at
http://simulistics.com/tcltk/ to include these latest improvements, and =
also
an updated version of the Tile widget set.

Best wishes,
Alastair

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel A. Steffen
Sent: 09 April 2005 12:49
Subject: Re: [MACTCL] Broken build in CVS

Alastair,

On 08/04/2005, at 18:25, Alastair Davies wrote:

> I still can't build a "Wish Shell" (embedded or otherwise) from the=20
> CVS TOT.  I am using MacOS X 10.2.8.  I have performed a fresh=20
> checkout of the Tcl and Tk source trees, and then tried:
>
> make -C tcl/macosx embedded
> make -C tk/macosx embedded
>
> to create a new "build" directory.  Tcl builds fine, but with Tk there =

> is an error:
>
> Missing file or directory:
> /Volumes/CodeBits/jingham/Tcl/Source/tk/generic/tkEntry.h
> ** BUILD FAILED **

this was due to a buglet in Wish.pbproj: it used an absolute path to a=20
reference tkEntry.h on Jim's machine...
for some reason, Xcode was not bothered by this, but the 10.2=20
ProjectBuilder was. I have committed a fix to both HEAD and=20
core-8-4-branch.

> I removed the build directory and tried again without using "embedded"
> target, but get the same result.
>
> I know others have succeeded in building this code, because there has=20
> been much discussion of how good looking the new Entry and Spinbox=20
> widgets are.
>=20
> If you have done this yourself, I would be very grateful to learn if=20
> you are using the Makefile to do this, or some IDE, and if you using=20
> 10.2.  This might help me narrow down the problem.

there was also a small problem with tkMacOSXEntry.c on Mac OS X 10.2:=20
the constants for small & mini buttons are not defined in 10.2=20
Appearance.h, leading to a build failure. I have now added a manual=20
#define of these when they are undefined, so this file now builds on=20
10.2 and the resulting binary will still have small button=20
functionality when running on 10.3

I have tested that with these changes, both core-8-4-branch and HEAD=20
build again on 10.2.8.

Cheers,

Daniel

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