Installing TDK 4.0.4 trial with Tcl 8.5.1...



Hi all,

In my system, I got:

Initialize TclApp TAP search preferences
# c:\program files (x86)\tcl\lib\tcl8.5
# c:\program files (x86)\tcl\lib

Locate an ActiveTcl 8.4.9.1+ installation for use by the Tcl Dev Kit demos.

The Tcl Dev Kit demos are impaired and will not work. They rely on the
presence of a suitable installation of ActiveTcl (8.4.9.1+). Such an
installation was not found.

Is this normal? I have 8.5, why the requirement 8.4.9.1+ is not satisfied?

Then the TDK installer continues with:

Extending the registry ...
Adding recognition of .tpj files ...
Adding recognition of .tap files ...
Adding recognition of .tdk files ...
Adding recognition of .txr files ...
Adding "C:\Program Files (x86)\TclDevKit\bin" to your executable path ...
Adding ".tcl" to your pathext ...
(".tcl" already in your pathext)
Register uninstaller in system
* No bwidget package found in selected ActiveTcl
* No tcllib package found in selected ActiveTcl
* No Img package found in selected ActiveTcl

Another wrong result. In my wish, I get the following:

(bin) 1 % package req BWidget
1.8
(bin) 2 % package req Img
1.3

And finally some more errors (which I relate to the inability to install correctly under vista 64):

Creating program group "ActiveState Tcl Dev Kit 4.0.4" ...
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
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ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
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ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
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ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command
ERROR: Unable to determine name of link file for "Xref BWidgets"
ERROR: Unable to determine name of link file for "Tcllib"
ERROR: Unable to determine name of link file for "Img"
ERROR: remote server cannot handle this command

You can see the installation results at:
http://www.ellogon.org/~petasis/tcl/TDK.png

It seems that Tcl/Tk 8.5.1 can be installed fine under vista 64, but TDK 4.0.4 does not at the moment. It is completely unusable from the start menu :-(

George
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