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RE: Otcl - installation on win95

Hello,

	When I changed the path for the tcl source from:

TCLINC=		..\tcl8.0.4\generic

To

TCLINC=		-I..\tcl8.0.4\generic

	Nmake managed to compile otcl.  However the " I " option is used to
ignore Nmake errors.  

	After compiling otcl I only have one binary:  Otclsh.exe

	I tried running install with nmake but I get the following error:

	NMAKE : fatal error U1073:  don't know how to make 'owish'
   Stop.

	Has anyone run into this problem?  And if so, how did you fix it?


Matthew Marchant
Student Intern
IP Management
Nortel Networks - Ottawa
*	E-mail:  [email protected]
*	Phone:	(613) 765-5587 (ESN 395)


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Marchant, Matthew [CAR:6H34:EXCH] 
	Sent:	Tuesday, June 22, 1999 12:07 PM
	To:	'Haobo Yu'; '[email protected]'
	Subject:	RE: Otcl - installation on win95

	Hello,

		My TCLLIB and TKLIB paths are indeed files.  They point to
tcl80.lib
	and tk80.lib.  The problem I have is with the TCLINC and TKINC
macros.  Must
	they point to directories or files?  In either case what would be
the name
	of the directories or files?  

		I
	  
	Matthew Marchant
	Student Intern
	IP Management
	Nortel Networks - Ottawa
	*	E-mail:  [email protected]
	*	Phone:	(613) 765-5587 (ESN 395)


		-----Original Message-----
		From:	Haobo Yu [SMTP:[email protected]]
		Sent:	Monday, June 21, 1999 6:45 PM
		To:	Marchant, Matthew [CAR:6H34:EXCH]
		Cc:	'[email protected]'
		Subject:	Re: Otcl - installation on win95

		I think there is a typo while you are editing your
makefile.vc.
	Please
		check your TCLLIB and TKLIB, they should be library FILES
instead of
		paths. Note that there are at least 3 places for such
macros. 

		- Haobo

		On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Matthew Marchant wrote:

		> Hello,
		> 
		> 	I am presently installing Otcl on win95.  I arranged
the
	paths in
		> the Otcl makefile.vc to correspond to my directories.
When I run
	the
		> makefile with nmake I get the following warning:
		> 
		> Command line warning D4024 : unrecognized source file type
		> 'd:\ns2\tcl8.0.4\generic', object file assumed
		> Command line warning D4027 : source file
'd:\ns2\tcl8.0.4\generic'
	ignored
		> 
		> 	Does anyone know why it doesn't see generic as a
directory
		> containing the source code needed?
		> 
		> Thanks,
		> 
		> Matthew Marchant
		> *	E-mail:  [email protected]
		> *	Phone:	(613) 765-5587 (ESN 395)
		> 
		>