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From: Casey A. <ca...@sa...> - 2007-03-01 08:07:48
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Ok, I managed to get it to ./configure and compile correctly. However, not without more problems. i didn't realize I had to have and keep the Tcl/Tk sources after compiling/installing. And because I had installed Tcl and Tk via the FreeBSD ports systems, the sources were no longer there. Therefore in my naive assumption, I didn't expect Tcl/Tk was a "compile-time" dependency of Tile. Of course, hindsight tells me it was obvious. I just wasn't thinking clearly. :) After some detective work, and downloading the sources directly from sf.net, and editing the [tcl|tk]Config.sh files, I managed to get Tile compiled. My offer still stands to offer the FreeBSD files for the tile.kit for the next release, or whenever. Thanks! - Casey On Wed February 28 2007 10:25, you wrote: > Casey Ackels wrote: > > I tried both Jeff's and Joe's versions. > > > > When i try ./configure, i get these errors: > > checking for correct TEA configuration... ok (TEA 3.5) > > checking for Tcl configuration... configure: WARNING: Can't find > > Tcl configuration definitions > > > > However, there is a Port of Tile, and that has compiled > > successfully. Any tips on getting the standard SF.net source > > distribution to compile? > > What is different in the "Port of Tile"? I think all you need to > do is have the right --prefix or --with-tcl --with-tk lines in you > configure call. > > Jeff |