Hi Andreas,

You wrote:

>  your latest change to tclxslt/tclxslt.h
> 
>  	#include
>  to	#include
> 
>  breaks all unix builds, and windows. Reason
> 
>  Tcldom./libxml2 installs its headers in
> 
>  	$prefix/include
> 
>  I.e.	$prefix/include/tcldom-libxml2.h
> 
>  As TclXSLT uses -I$prefix/include it finds the header.
>  Now with tcldom-libxml2/tcldom-libxml2.h the header is
>  searched for in a different place, and not found.
> 
>  Is there a way to conditionalize the #include for Darwin ?

I expected there would be problems... was going to work
on fixing them next.

Yes, Mac OS X frameworks are strange beasts and the change
was necessary to accommodate them.  I was going to adapt
the header installation to fixup finding the libraries,
so that the source code doesn't need to change.

In any case, I'll work on getting it fixed and updates
committed today (it is Saturday now, so no guarantees).

Cheers,
Steve

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