Sybtcl 3.0 rc2, Redhat Linux 7.2 Intel, Tcl 8.3.3
Running configure and make install under the top-level
directory and under the unix subdirectory produces very
different results. In both cases, configure was run
like so: ./configure -prefix=/usr. Here are the
results of running from the two directories:
top-level directory:
Library name: libsybtcl (no extension, no capital S)
Library file size: 58013 bytes
Tcl package dir: /usr/lib/sybtcl3.0
pkgIndex.tcl: (no package command)
unix subdirectory:
Library name: libSybtcl.so
Library file size: 61441 bytes
Tcl package dir: /usr/lib/Sybtcl30
pkgIndex.tcl: package ifneeded Sybtcl 3.0 [list load
[file join [file dirname $dir] libSybtcl30[info
sharedlibextension]]]
In my case, at any rate, installing from the unix
subdirectory works nicely, but installing from the
top-level directory does not.
Sadly, I am submitting no patches to fix this. I don't
quite see why the top-level configure settles on
"libsybtcl" as the library name.