Update for environment-modules.#2279
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Added 'lib64' directory as a possible option where tclConfig.sh file can be found.
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funny enough, we just discussed it with @christianbaensch who came across the same issue on Suse, although we though about much simple solution using |
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@davydden in my case the directory 'lib' also exists (if I understand your solution correctly) but the script is not there. |
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Added 'lib64' directory as a possible option where tclConfig.sh file can be found.
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There is a chance that tclConfig.sh that comes with the tcl package is saved not in the 'lib' directory but in the 'lib64' directory. The environment-modules package takes that into account now.