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I was not aware of this when not compiling TCL, but I want to compile 
with TCl and OpenGL. Since the make config works, the autoconf script 
can be make to work also, like Tim pointed out it is just a matter of 
passing the right parameters to CFLAGS... I just do not have the 
experience to understand the configure file to modify it correctly.



Le lundi, 29 sep 2003, à 23:48 America/Montreal, Adam Fedor a écrit :

> On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 20:12, Stefan Robert wrote:
>> Tim,
>>
>> thanks for the suggestions, I looked for the differences between the
>> two defs.mak files and found out that the following lines are defined
>> in the defs.mak file from the make config script and missing in the
>> defs.mak file from the configure script:
>>
>
> I just wanted to point out my experience compiling on MacOS X.  I
> compiled using the configure script, without tcl, just like this:
>
> configure
> cd ..
> make
> make install
>
> and everything worked fine. Except that the magic.sh script was
> installed (that expected tcl) not the magic binary. This is with 
> Apple's
> native compiler and Apple's X11 server.
>
> Also I got a few warnings when installing that could be fixed by adding
> -no-cpp-precomp to CPPFLAGS, but it's probably not a big deal (It 
> occurs
> when "cc -E' is being used to to work on the scmos files).
>
>

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