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Hi,
Before I fill up this mailinglist with logs and stuff, I just wanted to
find out if anybody out there has already been through this.

I have installed gcc 3.2.2 from sunfreeware on a Sun Sparc with Solaris 2.8
and do not have a Sun C compiler at all. (Nor do I want to buy one)

A 'make config' reveals that unless the user cad exist, script die
      -> delete all lines checking for ~cad and leave the CAD_HOME

After 'make config' a 'make tcl' only deliver errors
      -> Change 'cc' to 'gcc' for Solaris 2.x in 'scripts/config'

Now 'make tcl' work all the way until linking, then die with loads of
references to unfound libraries.
      -> try to change '-shared' to '-shared-libgcc' in 'defs.mak'

Now the 'make tcl' still die with loads of lib reference errors, but at
least things like perror, printf and friends are not among the unreferenced
libraries.
      -> Print gcc manual and start to read.

In the mean time, I have some questions for the list:

How does the program know where I have my tcl/tk libraries. In tclmagic.h
there is a <tk.h> and <tcl.h> include, but I seem to have no influence on
where they are located. (in /usr/local as I have tcl8.4.1 and tk8.4.1 from
sunfreeware).

Must the tcl/tk libraries also have been compiled with gcc 3.2.2? (In that
case, would installing gcc 2.95 be a better solution?)

I hope somebody can help me out as I really want to have this software up
and running. On my linux box it compiles out of the tar file, but not on
Solaris.

Svenn Are Bjerkem
ASIC Design Engineer
ContiTemic microelectronic GmbH
Svenn.Bjerkem at Temic.com

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