First off, what compiler are you using?
I have successfully compiled both Tcl and Scotty using both gcc and
the Sun Sparcworks compiler (/opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc).
If you use gcc, you must pass the argument --enable-gcc to the
configure script.
Scotty must use the same installation directroy (--prefix= option)
as Tcl was compiled with.
I always use shared libraries on solaris (--enable-shared configure option)
Secondly, you have to do the compiles in the following order:
- unpack TCL/TK 8.x release
- unpack Scotty 2.1.10 release from the same directory you unpacked
the tcl release
- configure, compile, and install tcl/tk 8.
- now you can configure and compile scotty.
If you try to configure scotty before tcl 8 is installed,
or tell scotty to use a different installation directory than
TCL, there will be problems.
If these hints don't help, I can show you a procedure I wrote to compile
a new Tcl and/or scotty release and install it.
Cesar Lopez Nicolini wrote:
>
> Hi everybody:
>
> I was amazed the abality of Tcl/Tk and Scotty to build network management
> tools and I want to do so using that power tools. I have download tcl/tk
> 8.0.3 and scotty 2.1.10 . anyone can help me how to install or compile in
> my Solaris 2.5.1 Sun OS release 5.5.1 generic ???
> I tried to compile using /unix/./configure script program but a lot of
> error messages show me.
>
> please, anyone can help me? or how can i obtain a precompile version ????
>
> i hope all answers soon,
> best regards
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