Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 19:29:01 09/01/02
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On September 01, 2002 at 16:04:27, Steffen Jakob wrote: >On September 01, 2002 at 15:54:43, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: > >>I ported my program Gaviota to Linux and I want to see if it runs well under >>Scid (it is working nice under xboard). >> >>Scid relies on having installed libraries from Tcl/Tk. Before compiling, it is >>necessary to find them on one's system (the 'configure' program from Scid tries >>to do it). I have SuSE 8.0 and apparently the libraries are preinstalled but I >>cannot find the include files tk.h and tcl.h. > >Type "locate tcl.h". On my RH7.1 installation it's located at /usr/include/tcl.h > >My tcl version: >> rpm -qf /usr/include/tcl.h >tcl-8.3.3-69 Thanks, I did not find the *.h files. I downloaded the whole Tcl/Tk package from the ActiveTcl site. That one is different from the mirror I downloaded before (8Mb vs 2mb very weird) and contained everything I needed. I installed the package and Scid, after I modified the makefile. Of course, I found that I have to do this with "root" privileges. Quite a work I had installing this, mainly because of my ignorance of the Linux world. Anyway, it was worth it because scid is _very_ nice under Linux (and I learned something). I was going to ask if there was a tool like epd2diag in Linux but scid can open epd files and analyze them with an engine. Thanks, Miguel > >Greetings, >Steffen. > >>For this reason, I downloaded Tcl/Tk version 8.3.4 from a mirror site and in the >>gzipped file I cannot see the tcl.h file (tk.h is present). What do I do? >> >>Another question: Every time I install something in linux it seems that it is >>saving stuff in different places. What happen if I try to uninstall? >> >>Thanks, >>Miguel
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