Hastily and forcibly upgrading old code to SQLite 3. The old compiled sqlite 2 executable no longer even works; I have no idea how many upgrades have been performed on this machine.
And I can't install sqlite 3. I'm having to install in my home directory ... and it doesn't work because, despite the fact that I said ./configure --prefix=$HOME, it's trying to install a bunch of TCL crap in /usr/share/tcl. Um, if I actually did want that installed, and on the even more unlikely chance that I don't want it put somewhere that corresponds with $PREFIX, I would SURE like to find it in /usr/local/share instead of /usr/share. But I don't want it. And I'm in a big enough hurry I think I'll look for the quickest possible way to rip it out. Ugh.
I said failure due to TCL ... it's really failure due to implementing part of the install process in such a way that it does not respect ./configure's options. If you're going to do that, there's not that much point to ./configure.
Update 2006-05-03T07:21:00 UTC: That was quite easy: ./configure --disable-tcl --prefix=$HOME . Thanks, SQLite!
