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To: asami@freebsd.org (Satoshi Asami)
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Subject: Re: scotty build failure 
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Satoshi Asami writes:
>Here's another one that just broke.  The file in question in
>/usr/local/lib is named "tnm2.1.3.so.1.0".  (But don't we need a "lib"
>in front of library names?)

If the linker operates on it, yes.  As far as I recall, only tcl's
`load' operates on this one.  The author's idea was to install this
stuff and use it by setting the env var TCLLIBPATH to point
to the tnm2.1.3/ and tkined1.4.3/ directories.  My `solution' was
to make a shell wrapper to set this crap.

I'll fix the build.  The library name crap was/is the brainchild of
the author and it appears that no one is supposed to link against it,
just use it as tcl library.  Is this something that I should look into
and try to fix; or just let it be as `flawed by design', but working
as the author intended?

>
>Satoshi
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> :


eric.
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