Jim DeVona wrote:
>  On 8/6/07, Kevin Walzer <kw@[...].com> wrote:
>  
> > Steve Collins wrote:
> >
> >> Does anyone know how I can get a working TCL/TK for OS X 10.4 (intel)
> >> that uses X11 like it did under 10.3 PPC?
>  
> > It should be easy enough to build yourself from source. Download the
> > Tcl/Tk source trees, build Tcl, then build Tk from the Unix directory
> > (instead of the macosx directory).
>  
>  Yes, when it was new I built Tcl/Tk 8.4.13 for X11 from the main
>  source distributions without a problem (as well as tcllib and tklib).
>  I kept notes of the procedure (appended below), just in case I did
>  have trouble. This was on an Intel Mac running Mac OS X 10.4.7 at the
>  time (now 10.4.10). I built and installed everything in /usr/local, so
>  I was able to keep it separate from the version distributed with Mac
>  OS X.
>  
>  Jim
>  
>  Tcl:
>  
>  cd tcl8.4.13/unix
>  ./configure
>  make
>  make test
>  make install
>  
>  Tk:
>  
>  cd tk8.4.13/unix
>  ./configure
>  make
>  make test
>  make install
>  
>  tcllib:
>  
>  cd tcllib-1.8
>  ./configure
>  make install
>  
>  tklib:
>  
>  cd tklib-0.4.1
>  ./configure
>  make install
>  
>  
Thanks--I hope these instructions are useful to the OP.

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