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[Tclxml-users] How do I build tcldom?

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

When I get a copy of the tcldom in the tclxml cvs, I find I don't
have a complete build environment:

CVS	     aclocal.m4  configure.in  library	   tclxml.m4
Makefile.in  changes	 docs	       src	   test
README	     config	 examples      tcldom.cpp  tests


Notice there isn't a configure file; I'm not certain what else
is missing.

What steps do I have to take to get that resolved?
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Re: [Tclxml-users] How do I build tcldom?

[Mark H. <ma...@us...>]

Larry W. Virden <lv...@ca...> wrote:
> Notice there isn't a configure file; I'm not certain what else
> is missing.
> 
> What steps do I have to take to get that resolved?

Run "autoconf" and the configure file will be generated.
It is not necessary to do this on the same system as you
will be configuring, so if you don't want to d/l and install
autoconf, it might be easier to run it on a handy linux box.

Cheers,
Mark

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Re: [Tclxml-users] How do I build tcldom?

[Joe E. <jen...@fl...>]

Larry W. Virden  wrote:

> When I get a copy of the tcldom in the tclxml cvs, I find I don't
> have a complete build environment:
> 
> CVS	     aclocal.m4  configure.in  library	   tclxml.m4
> Makefile.in  changes	 docs	       src	   test
> README	     config	 examples      tcldom.cpp  tests
> 
> Notice there isn't a configure file; I'm not certain what else
> is missing.


For the C implementation, cd to the 'tcldom/src' directory first 
and run 'sh ./configure ; make ; make install' there.  (Let me 
know if this doesn't work.  You may need to install expat first.)

For the Tcl implementation, just copy tcldom/library/*.tcl 
to somewhere that Tcl can find it.  (You may need to tweak
the pkgIndex.tcl file too.)

You *could* try running 'autoconf' followed by
configure; make; make install in the tcldom top-level
directory; it looks like the top-level configure.in
is TEA-based (and you're not Jeff, so it probably won't 
work for you :-)


--Joe English

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