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Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 22:55:19 -0500 (EST)
From: Eric L T Tan <eltan AT Glue DOT umd DOT edu>
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Subject: Newbie Question: Tcl/tk undefined reference
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Hi all,

  I encountered a linking problem when trying to make Tim's program
xcircuit(http://xcircuit.ece.jhu.edu/) that uses tcltk. The linker
conplains that  undefined reference to `_Tcl_NewObj' ...etc.

  I am sure I installed tcl/tk when installing Cygwin. In
addition, doing "cygcheck -c"
produces an entry

tcltk                   20030214-1

among the list of packages. But if I do "cygcheck -h" tcltk then it says
"could not find tcltk".

Please show me how to make the linker know where to find this library..
Thanks in advance!
Eric



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