I'm looking through the readme and everything else and see nothing about how to install this on a Linux (or anything else) system. Running install.sh doesn't appear to be working so there has to be something else to do and I just can't find out what.
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In general, as with most GNUish packages, you should issue ./configure ; make install
However, the CVS repository is missing a config directory and so 'configure' fails. You can get a suitable config subdirectory from TclSOAP (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tclsoap/tclsoap/config/ ) or various other TEA compatible Tcl packages.
This is something that needs addressing.
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get tcllib ...
get a suitable subdir from tclSOAP
do the gzip -d ...
do the tar -xvf ...
copy the config dir from tclSOAP
cd <new tcllib dir>
./configure (but it fails)
make install
Good god developers get a clue here. This is rediculus! If you want people to recongnize the fruits of your labor, which I'm sure is a lot, but is being totally missed here, then how about assigning someone to manage the install side?
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If you're working on automated pitching machines that rely on Tcl scripting for control interfaces, data logging, or sensor integration, installing Tcllib 1.1 correctly is essential. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth setup:
Installation Process for Tcllib-1.1
Download Tcllib:
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wget http://example.com/tcllib-1.1.tar.gz
Extract the Package:
sh
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gzip -d tcllib-1.1.tar.gz
tar -xvf tcllib-1.1.tar
Navigate to the Extracted Directory:
sh
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cd tcllib-1.1
Configure the Installation:
sh
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./configure
Compile and Install:
sh
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make install
This ensures that Tcllib is correctly installed and configured, allowing you to develop and enhance pitching machine pitch speed control systems with precision. Whether you're designing a real-time pitch speed adjustment tool or an AI-driven training program, Tcllib's robust libraries can streamline the process.
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I'm looking through the readme and everything else and see nothing about how to install this on a Linux (or anything else) system. Running install.sh doesn't appear to be working so there has to be something else to do and I just can't find out what.
In general, as with most GNUish packages, you should issue ./configure ; make install
However, the CVS repository is missing a config directory and so 'configure' fails. You can get a suitable config subdirectory from TclSOAP (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tclsoap/tclsoap/config/ ) or various other TEA compatible Tcl packages.
This is something that needs addressing.
So the process to install it is:
get tcllib ...
get a suitable subdir from tclSOAP
do the gzip -d ...
do the tar -xvf ...
copy the config dir from tclSOAP
cd <new tcllib dir>
./configure (but it fails)
make install
Good god developers get a clue here. This is rediculus! If you want people to recongnize the fruits of your labor, which I'm sure is a lot, but is being totally missed here, then how about assigning someone to manage the install side?
Ok here is the process with tcllib-1.1 which does include the proper config dir.
get tcllib-x.x.tar.gz
gzip -d it
tar -xvf it
cd into new tcllib-x.x
./configure
make install
Please put this in the documentation so that others can follow it.
If you're working on automated pitching machines that rely on Tcl scripting for control interfaces, data logging, or sensor integration, installing Tcllib 1.1 correctly is essential. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth setup:
Installation Process for Tcllib-1.1
Download Tcllib:
sh
Copy
Edit
wget http://example.com/tcllib-1.1.tar.gz
Extract the Package:
sh
Copy
Edit
gzip -d tcllib-1.1.tar.gz
tar -xvf tcllib-1.1.tar
Navigate to the Extracted Directory:
sh
Copy
Edit
cd tcllib-1.1
Configure the Installation:
sh
Copy
Edit
./configure
Compile and Install:
sh
Copy
Edit
make install
This ensures that Tcllib is correctly installed and configured, allowing you to develop and enhance pitching machine pitch speed control systems with precision. Whether you're designing a real-time pitch speed adjustment tool or an AI-driven training program, Tcllib's robust libraries can streamline the process.