After installing TNM into the TCL directory. The problem I found was with the
following statement 'package require Tnm 2.1'. This would fail.
A work around is to do a 'load tnm2.1.5.dll' before executing any tnm commands.
I put this into the 'tcl' init.tcl file.
Not very elegant, waiting for a better way. :(
Note that you can't execute scripts in a similar fashion as the #!/bin/sh method
on sun. The tclsh under NT can source these scripts though. You can write a .bat
file that invokes tclsh with the script. For example,
c:\tcl\bin\tclsh76 snmpd %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8
Or define NT short cuts for tclsh, or wish for that matter.
Cheers
Milan
P.S. Could you forward your .dsw, I've been compiling at the command line.
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Subject: [tkined] NT and Tnm
Author: dudley@gr8brdg.net at ftl03
Date: 10/4/97 12:35 PM
I read all I could find, and I have to ask:
Now that I have Tnm compiled successfully, how do I load the package
using the default installation of the Sun binaries on windows NT? I
am ready to start working problems in the NT port, but I am stumped
in how to get it going the first time.
I read the FAQ, and all the readme's. All I need is a gentle push.
BTW, I have the code ported for VC++ 5.0 in the developers GUI as a
.dsw item. If someone wants the .dsw I can provide.
Thanks.
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