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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/lang/expect/scripts configure
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Thanks - if you haven't already, I'll update tk4 to do the same thing.

Ah, I just saw your change -- so that was the same problem.  Gawd,
didn't know tk4 requires tcl74 headers.  Are tclX/tclX74's problems
the same too?

 * I knew that this was a quick-and-dirty way of doing it, but the
 * previous version of the port was broken (as was tk4) in that if the
 * sources it depended upon weren't *extracted*, not so much built, it
 * would fall over due to dependencies on header files and such that are
 * internal to the TCL port.

By the way, there are several ports that require tcl* `internal'
headers.  Maybe we should update the tcl-7.3 and tcl-7.4 ports to
install those headers too?

If many ports use them, they aren't `internal' anymore. :)

Satoshi