Andy Chambers wrote:
Hi,
Could someone give us a few pointers on how to get celtk running on
linux/sbcl please. I've downloaded the latest source from cvs for
cells, and celtk. The demo for ltk runs fine but I suspect that might
be irrelevant.
No, that is important, it means you have Tcl/Tk installed properly.
When I (require :celtk) after linking the relevant asd files to my
~/.sbcl/systems, I get some errors, the first of which is that
"utils-kt:eval-now! is not defined".
That might be because ASDF sucks so bad. Try ":force t" so it always
recompiles and loads as it goes.
If I just keep on accepting the errors/warnings it does eventually
compile. Howver, when I try
(ctk::tk-test), I get "Unable to load foreign library: libtcl.so".
This file doesn't seem to belong to any debian package.
Ah, hang on, LTk talks to wish.exe over a pipe, I talk to Tcl/Tk via the
FFI. So Ltk needs wish.exe, Celtk (glad you liked the name!) needs the
.SOs. You might be able to get them from ActiveState directly, but they
should not be /that/ hard to find.
Yes, folks have run Celtk on Linux and Mac OS/X.
Wish I could help more, but I do not do Linux.
best, kt
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