http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/tycho/Tycho.html has a
link to the downloads page that contains Tycho sources and Itcl
binaries for Windows.
itcl22.exe.
tycho.0.1.1/lib/windows/tycho-windows.itk script cannot
have any spaces in it. If you installed Tycho in c:\Program
Files, then you must move either
c:\Program Files\tycho0.1.1\ or the
tycho0.1.1\lib\windows\tycho-window.itk script to a
directory that has no spaces in the pathname leading up to it. It is
best if you move the entire tycho distribution to
c:\tycho0.1.1.
$TYCHO. In Unix, under
csh, you would do something like setenv TYCHO
/usr/local/tycho.
You can either hardwire this variable by setting it in the
tycho-windows start up script, or under NT, you can set
the TYCHO environment variable by clicking on Start, then
Settings, then Control Panel and finally the
System icon. In the System Properties
window that comes up, select Environment. There, you can
add TYCHO as a User Variable. Incidentally, this is
where you set your path.
If your Tycho distribution is at c:\tycho0.1.1, then
you need not set the TYCHO environment variable, it will be set for
you, by the tycho-windows script. If your distribution
is elsewhere, then you must either set the TYCHO variable, or edit
tycho0.1.1/lib/windows/tycho-windows.
tycho0.1.1/lib/windows/tycho-windows
first checks the $TYCHO variable, and if
$TYCHO is not set, then the script expects that the Tycho
distribution will be at c:\tycho0.1.1.
itk extension with
the itkwish binary. Apparently, the itk
files must have Unix style end-of-line characters.
To start Tycho, click on the
tycho0.1.1/lib/windows/tycho-windows.itk script.
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