I will be posting a configure.in tonight with further clean ups to the TCL/TK
configuration. TCL/TK compile information will now be obtained from the
tclConfig.sh and tkConfig.sh, without having to have a list of different
versions of TCL and TK to search for.
These ideas sound great, but I don't understand one thing.
How do you locate the *Config.sh scripts without looking in a bunch of
directories until you find them?
Unless there is a general means of finding these which 1) doesn't
involve checking directories associated with different versions of
tcl/tk, and 2) does allow for the possibility that tcl/tk may not be
installed in a particular filesystem (/usr/local, for example), I
strongly recommend keeping the part of configure that searches for the
location of tcl/tk. Perhaps we don't need to store the location of
include/library files based on the configure script, but I think we do
need to use essentially the same mechanism to find the *Config.sh
scripts.
Cheers,
Brook
