On Sep 29, 2008, at 11:30 PM, Michael Barton wrote:
One guess as to why you are getting a TclTk GUI even when you compile without it. You probably compiled with it, which put all the TclTk scripts into your binary grass.app file. If you subsequently compile without it and do a "make install", it will put in new files and overwrite old files with new, but will not get rid of files not overwritten. That is, you probably still have the TclTk scripts in your grass.app folder. They are simply text files that are interpreted as they are run. So you aren't actually compiling them, but simply copying them from the source tree into your binary grass.app folder. So they are still there, even after you have compiled without them unless you delete your grass.app and have a new one built from scratch.
Actually, I think the tcltk scripts are installed unconditionally. The --with-tcltk option is for compiling the nviz binary.
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