I'm new to this scotty stuff and essentially I'm helping a friend compile
it for an HP-UX 10.10 target. I've got some experience of TCL/TK but little
of the loadable libraries stuff.
I'm having an odd problem whenever I try to run scotty
I get the following error when I try to load tnm:
couldn't load file "/home/yanfali/scotty/scotty-2.1.5/unix/tnm.sl": no such file or directory
This happens, (with a different pathname of course), when I try to do
make install too. The file is definitely there. I verify the path
using ls. Also I'm able to load tkined.sl manually without a hitch which
is in the same path.
The system is HP-UX 10.10. I compiled fresh copies of TCL7.5p1, TK4.1p1 and
scotty2.1.5 using the native ansi c compiler and the following configure flags:
CC='cc -Aa -D_HPUX_SOURCE'
configure --enable-shared
All the compiles went hassle free except for some warnings while compiling
scotty about parameters holes being filled with null strings.
TCL & TK have both passed their test suites without major problems and
the loading of shared libraries works for the dltest suite and the
"tkined.sl".
Basically does anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong ? Or perhaps
encountered this problem and way of working around it ?
I'd rather use the loadable version than create a statically
compiled version, but if that's my only option then so be it.
All help appreciated,
Y
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