updated docs to reflect new configure (TCL paths)

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lakata
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This directory contains a copy of The Modules Package that uses Tcl (Tool
Command Language) developed by John Ousterhout at Sun Microsystems. You
must obtain a copy of Tcl (at least version 7.3). Tcl should be available
must obtain a copy of Tcl (at least version 8.3). Tcl should be available
either at the same site you obtained The Modules Package or from
http://dev.scriptics.com/ .
@@ -369,16 +369,22 @@ using the current module version. e.g. --prefix=/usr/local/Modules/@VERSION@
The default is to use "$prefix/lib/tcl".
------------------------------------------------------------------------
--with-tcl-include=<path> directory to lookup the TCL headers
--with-tcl-libraries=<path> directory to lookup the TCL libs
--with-tcl=<path> directory where tclConfig.sh lives
--with-tclinclude=<path> directory where public tcl header
files live.
--with_tclx_include=<path> directory to lookup the TCLX headers
--with_tclx_libraries=<path> directory to lookup the TCLX libs
o <path> will be passed to the C compiler using the -I or -L option in
order to specifiy directories to look up the TCL(X) includes and
libraries.
By default 'configure' will scan system directories in order to
locate the TCL(X) headers and libraries.
o the tclConfig.sh file was created when tcl was built, and has
pointers to where the libraries were installed. It is usually found
in $prefix/lib, where $prefix is the directory you installed TCL.
o the path to the TCL header files will be passed to the compiler
using the -I option.
NOTE: You will almost always need to specify both --with-tcl and
--with-tclinclude, because the include information is not part of
the tclConfig.sh file.
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--with-debug=<level> Set up the debug level to the