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Perhaps it is an permission related problem. Try installing the software with an account that has administrator privileges.

I just tested it on two different Windows 10 machines. I was able to install it on both. Can you send a screenshot of the error message you are seeing?

Open oagwish and run: puts $tcl_pkgPath This will list one or more directories. Check to see if the first directory in the list has a sub-directory named sdds. There is code in sddsedit that will load this version of the sdds extension and ignoring the TCLLIBPATH if it exists. I think you may have t...

I am not seeing this problem on CentOS 7 with TclTk 8.5. My first guess would be to look for an older libtclSDDS.so file that it might be loading. The latest OAGTclTk RPM file for RHEL7/CENT7 is working with the "save as" option.

I found the problem. I was unaware I was working with an uncommitted bug fix that didn't make it to the last release. Replace your oag/apps/src/tcltkinterp/extensions/sdds/tclSDDS.c file with the one I have attached. Then rebuild in the same directory with "make clean all" You can verify the change ...

There shouldn't be a libtclSDDS.a file, it should be libtclSDDS.so
If the version in /usr/lib/sdds/ is working, then you can copy that version.
Or remind me what version of linux you are using and I will post the libtclSDDS.so file for that version of linux.

Also, you should only need three of the packages: SDDS, OAG Tcl/Tk, and Elegant. The others are not used with Elegant.

There are prebuilt RPM packages for Fedora 34 you can download from the Software page. Building it yourself shouldn't be needed unless you plan to use a custom version of MPI for elegant. There was an issue with running this from outside of your home directory. I just fixed this. There is another is...

You should be able to find the SDDS package it is loading by running oagwish and typing "puts $tcl_pkgPath" One of the listed directories should contain an sdds subdirectory. But yes, there must be some issue with your local compiled version. It is hard to say what the problem is, but it looks like ...

Can you post the original file?