When i run doinstall.sh the scripts fails with the following messages.:
Installing tkcvs in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/bin
Installing tkdiff in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/bin
Installing manpage tkcvs.1 in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/man/man1
Installing tcl files in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/lib/tkcvs
mmit.tcl
Error in startup script: error copying "mmit.tcl": no such file or directory
while executing
"file copy -force $tclfile $TCDIR"
(procedure "doinstall" line 48)
invoked from within
"doinstall $INSTALLROOT"
invoked from within
"if {$X} {
frame .title
label .title.lbl -text "TkCVS Installer" -font {Helvetica -14 bold}
pack .title -side top
pack .title.lbl -side top
f..."
(file "doinstall.tcl" line 178)
For some reason the first two characters of the filename are gone! The filename should read commit.tcl but the doinstall script tries to copy mmit.tcl. Is this a known problem? I am using tcl/tk 8.3 on AIX (compiled with gcc)
Alexander Elsenaar
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When i run doinstall.sh the scripts fails with the following messages.:
Installing tkcvs in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/bin
Installing tkdiff in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/bin
Installing manpage tkcvs.1 in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/man/man1
Installing tcl files in /appl_sw/ontw/TDA/local/lib/tkcvs
mmit.tcl
Error in startup script: error copying "mmit.tcl": no such file or directory
while executing
"file copy -force $tclfile $TCDIR"
(procedure "doinstall" line 48)
invoked from within
"doinstall $INSTALLROOT"
invoked from within
"if {$X} {
frame .title
label .title.lbl -text "TkCVS Installer" -font {Helvetica -14 bold}
pack .title -side top
pack .title.lbl -side top
f..."
(file "doinstall.tcl" line 178)
For some reason the first two characters of the filename are gone! The filename should read commit.tcl but the doinstall script tries to copy mmit.tcl. Is this a known problem? I am using tcl/tk 8.3 on AIX (compiled with gcc)
Alexander Elsenaar
Never mind, I know the cause!
The problem is with the tcl/tk interpeter with. Is is compiled against the wrong library!
Alexender Elsenaar