Gansser, Martin wrote: >the file regex.h from tcltk-8.3.4 caused this problem. >Is there a workaround for this ? > > It is a bit difficult to tell what to do, as I don't know what is in the headers on your system. Do you have a different regex.h file on your system? Maybe try temporarily moving/renaming the one from tcl?
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