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I've attached my modified makefiles, the first one is from tcltk, the second from win. I had to set the TCL_LIBRARY to /usr/share/lib (where Tcl/Tk installed itself) and move xconq.exe to the root directory. That's about all the changes. I didn't even have to comment out the X stuff at the end of tkwin32.c. --- On Sun 11/17, Joe R wrote: From: Joe R [mailto: vinnyjojo@yahoo.com] To: xconq7@sources.redhat.com, smsutton@iwon.com Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 10:48:06 -0800 (PST) Subject: Re: Cygwin build > > I started looking at the configure.in a bit, and gave up on it because > it was so out of date. > > The tcl/tk libs I used were the Cygwin installs - v. 8.0 or something > (not sure, really). I figured that this was what most people would > use, assuming most people wouldn't update those libs from source unless > they absolutely had to. > > And, I'd be interested in hearing how you got it going, too. I managed > to compile and install using Cygwin, but ran into problems with the tk > configure paths and haven't had enough time to figure them out (work is > in the way, as usual :( ) > > > -joe > > > --- Hans Ronne wrote: > > >Two things. 1) If I run autoconf, the configure file stops > detecting > > >cygwin. Is the configure.in in sync with the configure script? > > > > I have no idea. It's a safe bet that things have changed since > > configure.in > > was last updated (two years ago). > > > > >2) I've managed to compile and execute a cygwin version using > > tcl8.4.1 in > > >debug mode, The initial screen and New Game Selection shows up > with > > no > > >problems, but thungs gi downhill from there. On the next screen, > I > > get an > > >application error and no checkboxes. The application error is: > > > > > >ambiguous option "-pad": must be -column, -columnspan, > -in, -ipadx, > > >-ipady, -padx, -pady, -row, -rowspan, or -sticky > > >ambiguous option "-pad": must be -column, -columnspan, > -in, -ipadx, > > >-ipady, -padx, -pady, -row, -rowspan, or -sticky > > > while executing > > >"grid .newgame.top.checks.v$col1 .newgame.top.checks.v$col2 > -sticky > > w > > >-pad 10" > > > > This must be a change in tcl.8.4.1. The -pad option works fine in > > tcl8.3.4, > > which is the currently supported tcl version for xconq. As I can see > > it you > > have two options: > > > > 1. Downgrade to tcl8.3.4 (or 8.3.5). > > 2. Try to hack tkconq.tcl so that it works with tcl8.4.1. > > > > The easy path is of course to downgrade, but if you want to give > > 8.4.1 a > > try, please go ahaed. We need to update tkconq.tcl for tcl8.4 > > compatibility > > sooner or later. I bet there are other problems lurking in there, > > though. > > > > Hans > > > > P.S. The fact that you were able to build xconq for cygwin, and also > > launch > > the app is good news in itself. Perhaps you could provide som > details > > on > > how you did it? Did you have to move any of the files after building > > the > > app, and in that case where? > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your site > http://webhosting.yahoo.com > _______________________________________________ Can a Web portal forever change your life? Win up to $25 Million on iWon - click here!
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