I do not understand how that could be the problem. The CVS tree
does not include a configure script, only the configure.in script
is included. You would need to have run autoconf before you
could build the first time. The problem you are seeing with
the @JAR@ symbol is the same problem you ran into last time, just
with a different variable. Could you please rerun ./config.status
and then run "diff -u Makefile.in Makefile" in the unix directory
and send the results of that to the list.
Tcl Blend works just fine with Tcl 8.2.2, I have compiled it myself
on a Solaris 2.5 system. If you want to compile jacl (using the
--with-build=jacl flag), you should not need to give a --with-tcl
flag at all.
Mo DeJong
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Larry W. Virden wrote:
> I was looking into why the unix configure and makefile didn't handle that
> JAR variable and discovered that for whatever reason, the configure.in was
> newer than the configure file. Perhaps the Makefiles should check for that
> and at least suggest that the user run autoconf to update the configure ?
> Once I reran autoconf, things seem to be going better. The unix/configure
> and makefile built and passed the make test. I am now trying the higher
> level configure and makefile.
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