I am very stubborn about putting my files where I want them, not where
installers want to put them (flat /Applications directories, feugh), and so I'm
trying to get MacPorts installed to a custom directory $PREFIX, using an XCode
install in the custom location $XCODE. After much fiddling, I get to the
following.
{{{
export XCODESDK=$XCODE/System/SDKs/MacOSX10.6.sdk
export PATH=$PATH:$XCODE/usr/bin LDFLAGS="-L$XCODESDK/usr/lib
-I$XCODESDK/usr/include -F$XCODESDK/System/Library/Frameworks"
CPPFLAGS="-I$XCODESDK/usr/include"
./configure --prefix=$PREFIX/base --with-no-root-privileges
--with-tclinclude=$XCODESDK/Tcl.framework/Headers
}}}
I'm not sure why I need both LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS passing the same information;
but, without it, ./configure fails at the cpp
stage.
Anyway, all this works fine until ./configure goes looking for tclConfig.sh,
and doesn't find it. I know that I could pass it in using --with-tcl; but I
don't *have* it anywhere. Some Googling suggests that it should probably be in
$XCODESDK/Tcl.framework next to the Tcl executable (or in /usr/lib), but it's
not. Did Apple change something with XCode 3.2.6, so that this file is
missing? Is there anything that I can do to get the configuration to
complete? (I can attach config.log if it helps, but I'm not sure what the
etiquette is; and all it shows is that ./configure failed when it tried to find
tclConfig.sh.)
Thanks in advance for your help.
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