Can i know how to set TCLLIBPATH in Linux.
Hi,
Can you tell me how to do tcl rendering in linux.
Following are the setup which i have done.
[root@localhost tcl]# export TCLLIBPATH=$TCLLIBPATH /root/Fanfare/itest_3.4/tcl
[root@localhost tcl]# echo $TCLLIBPATH
/root/Fanfare/itest_3.4/tcl
When i do tclsh
%package require itest
I get a message as
can't find package itest.
The message suggest it can not find the iTest tcl files located under "iTest_installation_dir/tcl".
If you have not changed the default iTest installation directory it should be "your_home/Fanfare/iTest_3.4" and it is case sensitive.
Can you check your iTest installation directory and make sure TCLLIBPATH has exactly the same directory without any typos or case differences.
Thanks,
Hi,
I'm also having trouble with setting up environment. When doing tclsh and 'package require itest' I'm getting 'can't find package itest'. The path seems correct as shown below. Would anyone have any suggestions?
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ echo $TCLLIBPATH
/root/iTest_3.4/tcl /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0/lib
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ ls /root/iTest_3.4/tcl
AETest itestenv.tcl itestsession.tcl itest.tcl
itestcomms.tcl itestrun iteststep.tcl pkgIndex.tcl
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ tclsh
% package require itest
can't find package itest
%
%
Thank you.
From your screenshot, it does not look like you are doing anything wrong.
You may want to try the following just to make sure that nothing has gone wrong in syntax in between the two entries you have in TCLLIBPATH.
export TCLLIBPATH /root/iTest_3.4/tcl
tclsh
package require itest
Another reason you may want to check is if you have read permissions on these tcl files. It seems like this is installed as root and you are trying to access them as a normal user.
Can you show the install directory of iTest?
In one post you set
export TCLLIBPATH=$TCLLIBPATH /root/Fanfare/itest_3.4/tcl
later you showed
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ echo $TCLLIBPATH
/root/iTest_3.4/tcl /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0/lib
First make sure the path is correct. Second note your above setting is not correct, space has to be put in quotes:
export TCLLIBPATH="$TCLLIBPATH /root/Fanfare/itest_3.4/tcl"
Hi Zhongyu,
I think you got confused as the TCLLIBPATH you have mentioned are from two different post by different users.
Thanks,
Vidya
Thank you for the replies. I got it to kinda work by trying Vidya's earlier posts.
Added following in my .bashrc file:
export TCLLIBPATH="/root/iTest_3.4/tcl /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0/lib"
Then sourced it:
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$source .bashrc
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ echo $TCLLIBPATH
/root/iTest_3.4/tcl /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0/lib
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ tclsh
%
% package require itest
error reading package index file /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0/lib/pkgIndex.tcl: can't read "env(AUTOTEST)": no such variable
1.4.1
% package require itest
1.4.1
%
sj22lab-as3:357>
Follow up question is why the error message after invoking 'package require itest' the first time and error message is not displayed when same cli is executed again. I did change permssion to file pkgIndex.tcl.
Thank you.
Issue resolved. Added following to .bashrc file:
export AUTOTEST=”/root/iTest_3.4/tcl /home/qiuyued/ats5.1.0”
tau@mundoverde-itest:~$ tclsh
%
% package require itest
1.4.1
%
Thank you.
you can use the below for setting the TCLLIBPATH , in this case it is for traffic gen applications...
export TCLIBPATH="/home/fanfare/Agilent/N2X/tcl/extras /opt/Ixia/IxOS/lib /home/fanfare/Spirent_TestCenter_2.01/Spirent_TestCenter_Application_Linux"
After setting this , then type "env" on console to verify the TCLLIBPATH is set properly.
To make the env variable (TCLLIBPATH) setting permanent for your user account, you can add/modify the .bashrc file from the user's home.
If your account is located at /home/fanfare you will find this file under /home/fanfare/.bashrc
Simply add the line that Vidya mentioned as above in your .bashrc file.
Each time when you open a new bash shell this .bashrc will be sourced
Typical .bashrc file could include
..
export ITEST_HOME=/home/fanfare/Fanfare/iTest_3.4more
export N2X_AGTCLIENT=/home/fanfare/Agilent/N2X/tcl/extras
export N2X_QUICKTEST=/home/fanfare/Agilent/N2X/QuickTest
export N2X_QUICKTEST_TCL=tclsh
export IXIA_HOME=/opt/ixia_5.30_ea
export IXIA_VERSION=5.30.450.21
export IXIA_RESULTS_DIR=/tmp
export IXIA_LOGS_DIR=/tmp
export IXIA_SAMPLES=$IXIA_HOME/samples
export IXIA_TCL_DIR=$IXIA_HOME/lib
export TCLLIBPATH="/home/fanfare/Agilent/N2X/tcl/extras /usr/local/ActiveTcl/lib $ITEST_HOME/tcl $IXIA_HOME/lib $IXIA_HOME/lib/IxTclNetwork $IXIA_HOME/lib/ixTcl1.0 $IXIA_HOME/IxLoadTclAPI4.10.94.82-EA-SP1-Patch1"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$IXIA_HOME/lib:$IXIA_HOME/lib/IxTclNetwork:$IXIA_HOME/lib/ixTcl1.0:$IXIA_HONE/IxLoadTclAPI4.10.94.76-EASP1
If you are using BASH shell, you can do:
export TCLLIBPATH="/home/foo/bar /home/foo/zzz"
Remember that entries need to be space separated.
