[cable] Include-Paths during CSWIG generation

[Bertram Herzog]

Hi!
I'm trying to use the current CSWIG from a cvs-checkout of the itk1.4 as 
of the beginning of december to make the enclosed examples and some more 
medical imaging software run and be accessible from Tcl.

My configuration:
Windows XP home, Visual C++ 6.0 SP5
CMake 1.9 (cvs-checkout from 2003-11-12)
CSWIG and CABLE and GCC_XML from itk1.4-cvs checkout as of  2003-12-04

My current problem is:
When using the simple String-example, my Visual C complains on compiling 
StringConfigTcl.cxx in the WrapString-Project that it can't find the 
system include file <tcl>. When included by hand as 
"C:\Tcl\include\tcl.h", it compiles.
The only problem is: the file StringConfig.cxx is the standard one and 
seems ok, then it gets CSWIGged and transforms into StringConfigTcl.cxx, 
according to the CMakeLists.txt in /Testing/String.
This file, which is automatically generated by CSWIG, has the #include 
<tcl> directive.

I suggest, that a) my Tcl-Include directory is not set as an environment 
variable in XP or Visual C,
or b) the Tcl-Include-Path from the CMakeCache is not used correctly to 
build the CSWIG output. (sure, I hope for the latter ;-) )
Any ideas or suggestions?

Another question: I understand, that CSWIG is temporary and should 
result in a "gcc-xml-to-direct-SWIG" one day, and that documentation is 
the worst paid part of a sw-development process. But in the early days 
of CABLE there was a Graphic on one of the web-pages depicting the whole 
development process, and the way the files get handled by gcc-xml, CABLE 
and CMake. Is there anything comparable for the momentary build using 
CSWIG? It might help when digging through the code and tracing errors.

Thanks for your time and patience
   Bertram