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In-reply-to: <199801080243.NAA00357@word.smith.net.au> (message from Mike Smith on Thu, 08 Jan 1998 13:13:23 +1030)
Subject: Re: bsd.port.mk broken on -current
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * > It only flags tcl installed as part of a truly outdated system or a
 * > truly outdated port.
 * 
 * This is not the impression given by the diagnostic.
 * 
 * >  * "/usr/*/*tcl*" hits /usr/bin/tclsh, which is a standard -current system 
 * >  * component.
 * > 
 * > Read bsd.port.mk.  That is not the pattern that it checks.
 * 
 * Then the diagnostic is incorrect:
 * 
 * word:/usr/ports/lang/lcc>make
 * ===>  lcc-3.6 : You have an old tcl installation on your machine. Remove everything that matches /usr/*/*tcl* first.

Well, if people have suggestions for better detection or better
diagnostics, they are welcome to submit them.

Right now it only checks /usr/include/tcl.h.  Sorry, I am not aware of 
what tcl75/tcl80 in contrib installed in various stages of -current.
(maybe we should check /usr/lib/libtcl80.* too?)

Satoshi