On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Thomas McKay wrote:
> Hack... hack... hack... I plow on...
>
> Okay, I never could get configure to successfully run Test.java. Finally
> got it to compile after much hacking, but never run. So I took out the
> whole java test section of configure and finally got a Makefile.
Well, there should have been an error logged to config.log that
would have shown why Test.java could not be compiled.
> Several problems with the Makefile, though: 1) The classpath is being
> built with ':'s not ';'s. I'm on NT so this is a no-no. I assume that this
> is something I've set up wrong.... where? 2) There are places in the
> Makefile where paths are specified as "//e/App..." instead of "e:/App..."
> which causes failures. I'm using the cygnus tools. 3) The line in the
> Makefile
> @echo "# Making tcljava.build"
> gives me an error about an unterminated quoted string. Not sure why.
>
> Am I just being clueless here?
No, the autoconf based build has never been tested on NT. I know
it works on Unix systems, but I have not gotten around to
porting it to Window + Cygwin. There is an updated makefile.vc
(the VC++ based build) that works for Tcl Blend 1.3 on the
contract branch. It might be easier to get that working on NT.
> That said, it appears that I have built jacl.jar and tcljava.jar
> successfully.
Cool. Yes, Jacl would be a lot easier to get working with
the Cygwin based build. Tcl Blend is going to be a bit more
work. There was a Cygwin tested build process for Tcl Blend
in the 1.2 release, but it did not support Jacl and suffered
a bit of code rot when compared to 1.3, so I had to kill it.
I need to revive that sucker, but perhaps someone else who
has done some autotools hacking would like to beat me to it :)
Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc
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