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To manually install it, you would need to copy the libtclSDDS.so and pkgIndex.tcl files to the lib/sdds/ directory where your tcl packages are. You can find the location by running:
tclsh
puts $tcl_pkgPath

There is something else going on. The epics.base.configure.tar.gz package contains the build rules from EPICS/Base without the actual code. These build rules were from an earlier version of EPICS/Base. One of the Tcl extension modules uses EPICS/Base and has been updated to work with the newer heade...

It is in the OAG.1.27 source code package under the oag/apps/src/tcltkinterp/extensions/sdds directory.

The source code on the web was checked out on a RHEL7 machine running Subversion 1.7.14 Unfortunately when running "svnversion ." in the source directory tree, it returns the "unknown" when trying to query the revision number if you are running newer versions of SVN (Subversion). It doesn't affect a...

You can download:

https://ops.aps.anl.gov/downloads/Tktable2.11.tar
and unpack it into:
/usr/lib64/tk8.5/Tktable2.11

I'll look into creating a proper RPM for it.

I am attaching a newer version of the file. Apparently there was an issue with the yesterday's version. I don't know the details. As for RPMs. There will be a new release today. I have been working on it for about a week now. This change will not be in the prebuilt RPMs but I will put it into the so...

There was a bug in sddssort.c due to a feature change in the SDDS format. It has been fixed. I am attaching the updated sddssort.c file since you said you are building from source code.

I am not familiar with how non-dominate sorting works. I will forward this question on to the programmer who added this feature.

You are running three commands back to back, sddssort, sddsprintout and sddsprintout. The error you posted is coming from the first call to sddsprintout. It does not have a -nondominate option. The printout that you are seeing is from the last call to sddsprintout.

We don't build oagtclsh normally. Basically it is just a collection of Tcl modules (sdds, ca, os, rpn) that we add to the basic Tcl package. If you were to build your own Tcl from source code at ActiveTcl.com or tcl.tk, then you would just need to copy the four modules over.