I have TclBlend 1.2.2 running successfully with TclPro 1.2 on NT. The
TclPro tree and executable names are different, so I made the following
changes in the TclBlend makefile:
TCLSH = $(TCL_DIR)\win32-ix86\bin\protclsh$(TCL_VERSION)$(DBGX).exe
TCLLIB = $(TCL_DIR)\win32-ix86\lib\tcl$(TCL_VERSION)$(DBGX).lib
I changed BIN_INSTALL_DIR, so tclblend.dll would end up in
win32-ix86\bin, but then I discovered that protclsh and prowish would
get fatal Windows memory reference errors from "package require java",
if I started tcl in the NT Command Prompt. If I started protclsh or
prowish from the Start menu, the problem didn't occur, and the problem
entirely disappeared when I left BIN_INSTALL_DIR alone and let the
makefile copy tclblend.dll into a bin directory distinct from
win32-ix86\bin. (Of course, I have to add the new bin to my PATH).
Here's a clue: when I rebuilt tclblend.dll as a debug library and did
"package require java" from protclsh80d in the command prompt, I got the
"Warning: [pwd]/tclblend.dll exists..." message. Note I'm not explicitly
cd'ing to win32-ix86\bin.
I don't see the problem at all with the regular tcl installation on my
Windows 98 system.
By the way, why do the tclblend.jar and tcljava.jar files end up in the
tcl lib directory and not the lib\tclblend directory? And a nitpick:
when I had my PATH set incorrectly, the warning message I got with
"package require java" said I needed to have java.dll on my PATH. It's
still jvm.dll, right?
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Phil Chu
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