Hi,

I just got my hands on an R5000 Indy with the 7.3 compilers on it here at UNT. I have been trying for 3 days to get pd compiled n32 with these compilers. I can compile fine with egcs compilers n32... but my problem is this. I dont get any serious error on the compilation but when I run the pd-n32 binary I get this tcltk error: Application initialization failed: invalid command name "tcl_findLibrary". here is what I have tried.

1. compiling only the pd part of the program. pd-gui is still -o32.

doesnt work. pd-gui will not display the patches nor recognize the patch connections. some thing to do with the -o32 -n32 drawing to the tcltk canvas I think... I dont know... 2. replaced the libtk and libtcl with -n32 versions and compiled the whole package -n32. It worked 1 time then nothing else. Here are my compiler and linker flags.... I want an optimized version for the O2. a. -n32 -DN32 -woff 1080,1064,1185 -IPA -Ofast=ip32_5k -OPT:cray_ivdep=true -r5000 -OPT:roundoff=3 -OPT:IEEE_arithmetic=3. Im using -Ofast=ip32_5k because I plan on running this on an O2... but if I change it to -Ofast=ip22_5k (for the indy) same thing happens. b. I tried this as well: -n32 -DN32 -woff 1080,1064,1185 -IPA -O2 c. -n32 -O2 d. -n32 -O3

same message. tcl_findLibrary is called from the libtk8.0.a library...

So, Any Ideas?

Thanks, Michael

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