jwb@lindenthal.cae.ri.cmu.edu (John Baugh) (11/27/89)
I compiled xrn on a pmax and it seems to work (mostly) fine.
However, when trying to compile I lacked some /usr/include/X11
headers that I subsequently grabbed from a convenient place.
These included Dialog.h, Box.h, Scroll.h, etc. (Athena widgets?)
Anyway, upon invoking xrn I get the following warning:
X Toolkit Warning: Widget class Text version mismatch:
widget 7001 vs. intrinsics 11003.
In addition, there are certain operations within my xrn that are
broken, like goto newsgroup, save article, and some others. By broken
I mean xrn goes off into never-never land---I think these operations
are *supposed* to prompt the user for information. Perhaps the
versions of the header files I snarfed don't match my libXaw.a???
If this is indeed the case, can someone tell me how to find out what
version of the header files I need, and where I might find them?
Please reply to jwb@cepmax.ncsu.edu.
Thanks,
Johnfrank@croton.enet.dec.COM (Frank Wortner) (11/28/89)
In article <7095@pt.cs.cmu.edu>, jwb@lindenthal.cae.ri.cmu.edu (John Baugh) writes:
= I compiled xrn on a pmax and it seems to work (mostly) fine.
= However, when trying to compile I lacked some /usr/include/X11
= headers that I subsequently grabbed from a convenient place.
= These included Dialog.h, Box.h, Scroll.h, etc. (Athena widgets?)
=
= ... can someone tell me how to find out what
= version of the header files I need, and where I might find them?
The files you are looking for are in /usr/include/mit/X11. Add
-I/usr/include/mit to the C compiler options, and everything should
be just fine.
Regards,
Frankbeldar@mips.COM (Gardner Cohen) (11/28/89)
jwb@lindenthal.cae.ri.cmu.edu (John Baugh) writes:
I compiled xrn on a pmax and it seems to work (mostly) fine.
However, when trying to compile I lacked some /usr/include/X11
headers that I subsequently grabbed from a convenient place. These
included Dialog.h, Box.h, Scroll.h, etc. (Athena widgets?)
Someone else mentioned the correct place to find the include files,
which I think are not installed by default. I think the
/usr/include/mit stuff is on the 'unsupported' tape.
In addition, there are certain operations within my xrn that are
broken, like goto newsgroup, save article, and some others. By
broken I mean xrn goes off into never-never land---I think these
operations are *supposed* to prompt the user for information.
Perhaps the versions of the header files I snarfed don't match my
libXaw.a???
Check config.h. The latest version of xrn has a #define that
addresses your problem. Popups dumped core before we did this.
*** config.h~ Thu Nov 2 23:02:21 1989
--- config.h Thu Nov 2 23:36:20 1989
***************
***************
*** 133,141 ****
* if popup dialogs cause core dumps or behave strangely, define
* ACCELERATORBUG - you will need to do this if you have not installed
* MIT patch #8 - this is the case for DEC UWS 2.1 (ULTRIX/RISC)
*/
! /* #define ACCELERATORBUG */
/* #define TRANSLATIONBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */
/* #define ERRORBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */
--- 133,141 ----
* if popup dialogs cause core dumps or behave strangely, define
* ACCELERATORBUG - you will need to do this if you have not installed
* MIT patch #8 - this is the case for DEC UWS 2.1 (ULTRIX/RISC)
*/
! #define ACCELERATORBUG /**/
/* #define TRANSLATIONBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */
/* #define ERRORBUG */ /* DEC (VMS) X windows release */
Also, don't forget to set the DOMAIN and HIDDENNET stuff (unless you
create all the strange config files that xrn wants). Otherwise, any
articles you post look like they came from Berkelely.
--
Gardner Cohen beldar@mips.comfrank@croton.enet.dec.COM (Frank Wortner) (11/28/89)
In article <32210@rimulac.mips.COM>, beldar@mips.COM (Gardner Cohen) writes: > Someone else mentioned the correct place to find the include files, > which I think are not installed by default. I think the > /usr/include/mit stuff is on the 'unsupported' tape. You're batting .500 on this one :-) The include files in /usr/include/mit are in the Ultrix subset UWXDEV020, "Worksystem Development Software." This *is* a supported subset and is not part of the 'unsupported' tape. Frank