There's lots of information on compiling and running AOLserver (and OpenACS) on Windows at my website: http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/openacs/ You can find pre-compiled binaries and an installer for 4.0b10 there, along with notes on building various supporting modules. I am going to be building another installer with newer code soon, just waiting for a few bug fixes. I can send you a zip from my tree if it is useful (debug or release).
TCL changed the naming system for debug binaries fairly recently, so debug binaries now use "g" instead of "d" - this broke the MSVC++ projects files I put in the AOLserver repository, and I haven't gotten around to updating them yet. See step 2 in my AOLserver build instructions for building TCL via the command line, assuming you've already set up your environment for that.
Jamie
P.S. Will their be an AOLserver chat tomorrow?
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On Wednesday 05 November 2003 07:06 pm, you wrote:
Hi guys
Quick question for our TCL gurus tcl84td.lib is required to compile Aolserver 4.0 beta 8 What way do you compile tcl to produce this library, I've tcl84s.lib tcl_Static tcldde12s.lib tclpip84s.dll tclreg11s.lib tclsh84s.exe tclstub84.lib
And anyone that I keep getting unresolved symbols if I copy and rename things- So has anyone compiled TCL on windows to produce this lib?
Although I'm not that good on Win, I might help. The "t" is for threaded. The "d" is for symbols-enabled (I think)
You must compile the Tcl with --enable-threads --enable-symbols to get a symbols-enabled thread-enabled Tcl library. How is this done in Windows? I think you must manually tweak the build file for VC++ to do this.
Now, why in the world you need symbols-enabled Tcl for AOLserver? This is only if you configure AOLserver with symbols-enabled, which is probably not what you want for the production.
Zoran
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