Re: Making swarm-1.2 work with redhat 5.1

[Paul Johnson]

Dear Philip:

I'm not trying to be a smart alec by asking this, but are you sure
you've got
   1. tclobjc compiled correctly?  (does make check give a "hello from
tclobjc"?)
   2. Do you have the directory name exactly correct in your configure
statement?
   3. If you tried configure before, did you type "make distclean" 
between efforts? If you had the blt directory wrong before, it will
never get fixed unless you erase all the sources and untar it again
or try make distclean.  In my case, it seems sometimes even make distclean
does not work and I have to remove the whole source tree.  Some people
have written to say I'm wrong there, so I can't explain why it doesn't
work.  

Paul J

On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Philip Rhoades wrote:

> I used:
> 
> "CC=egcs LIBS=-lpthread ./configure --with-tclobjcdir=../tclobj/
> --with-bltdir=../blt8.0-unoff/ --with-ffidir=../libffi/"
> 
> This goes alright for a while and then I get:
> 
> "checking directory of tclObjc.h... no
> configure: error: Please use --with-tclobjcincludedir or --with-tclobjcdir
> to specify location of tclobjc header files"
> 
> Is there a simple solution to this?
>  
> Thanks,
> 
> Phil.
> 
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