Linux

Hi,

I have developed some TCL scripts in windows to test my c code.
The same i want to use in Linux.
What is that i have change to port the code in Linux?

Any reference is appreciated.

Thanks

Which linux are you going to use ? You need to make sure that you have TCl installed, example on Fedora :
"rpm -qa| grep -i tcl" returns
I guess you're using ActiveTcl for Windows currently, if yes, I'm not sure whether modifications will be needed to port this under Linux.
Hmm... since the extensions for ActiveTCL are taken from http://tcl.sourceforge.net/, I guess there should be no problem to use the previously created code on Linux, just ensure that you have the packages installed.

Thank you sysgate..
I am using Red hat Linux 2.6.11
I have my TCL packages in c:\
Though i specify the library path in makefile as VPATH = C:/Tcl/lib
and include in TCL_DIR = C:/Tcl/include
TCL_INC = -I$(TCL_DIR)
and do make all

all:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(TARGET) $(CMDIR)/*.c $(TEST_DIR)/*.c $(INCLUDE_FLAGS) $(TCL_INC) $(LIB) -ltcl83.lib


i get the following error.. which means the path is not given properly.
error: tcl.h: No such file or directory


could you help me out in solving this problem.

Thanks

oops..
am really sorry for my previous reply regarding TCL..
since i was working in windows and connect to Linux server from my m/c i made the mistake of including TCL from C:\ absent mindedly....

I will see if TCL is available.

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Hi,

I used the same command "rpm -qa| grep -i tcl" and it returned tcl-8.4.9-3
so TCL is installed..
Am trying to link the tcl library and include the tcl header files in the make file..
but i couldn't find the tcl lib in /lib folder..
could anybody help me in this.

Thanks

Hi guys,

I could locate the libtcl in /usr/lib


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