From: Roland Hopfner <rolandhoepfner@arcor.de>
> 
> I try to compile ocaml-3.06 and I get an error when I type ./configure!
> 
> My linux box won't find the library labltk! But where can I find that
> library?

The message may be confusing: labltk is included in the distribution,
but since some requirements could not be fulfilled it cannot be
compiled.
Note that you can perfectly use ocaml without tk support, only
camltk/labltk will be unavailable, and ocamlbrowser too.

> Here is I part of my ./configure output:
> 
> Threads library supported (using bytecode-level scheduling).
> X11 not found, the "graph" library will not be supported.
> NDBM not found, the "dbm" library will not be supported.
> Configuring LablTk...
> X11 not found.
> Configuration failed, LablTk will not be built.

Here is the real answer: X11 was not found.
I have no idea where is your X11, but it is probably not in a standard
place.  See INSTALL for options to explicitly tell configure where to
look for X11 headers/libraries.

> Configuration for the "graph" library:
>         options for compiling ....
>         options for linking ...... not found
> The "labltk" library: not found

Not found is innapropriate. This should be "will not be compiled".

Jacques Garrigue
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