
gcc 2.7.2, sparc-solaris 2.4, and tcl 7.5
[cancelled & reposted, sorry if you see it twice, disregard the last.]
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>> If I fix this specific problem, most of it builds, but I get linker
>> errors involving sockets libraries.
>I built Tcl7.5/Tk4.1 on Solaris 2.4 with gcc-2.7.2 a week ago and it
>worked pretty OK. I didn't have the 'error.h' problem (probably you
>have some problem mounting your include directories from the net).
>About the linker problem, I think it is a bug in 'configure' because
>I had to add '-lsockets -lnsl' to have it loaded.
>Otherwise it runs very well. I also extended it with Tix4.1 and
>BLT2.1 and everything worked OK.
I had great frustrations and was finally successful (Sol 2.5, gcc2.7.2)
last week -- Tcl went fine, but tk crapped out at wish. I'm not sure
what exactly I did (sorry) but (eventually) it worked.
Seeing the recent postings I decided to see if I could replicate my
feat for others and started from scratch ftp'g the source -- but the
first time I tried to compile tk4.1 it worked without any problems.
So apparently someone has fixed something or there has been a harmonic
convergence of sorts since 2 weeks ago. The only change I've made is
setting my LD_LIBRARY_PATH, which is only one of the things that I did
before (and I think it was insufficient by itself prior to now).
So good luck, sorry I'm not helpful, but I thought my story might be of
interest to maintainers. -- cheers, john.
(Althought Tcl still fails the load.test)