jte@shire.cs.psu.edu (Jon Eckhardt) (07/09/88)
Hello. I have been trying to ftp to expo to download the contrib.src directory with little luck. Could somebody give me the name of another public ftp site? Thanks. --Jon # jte@shire.cs.psu.edu <- ARPA Phone: 814-237-1901 (Home) # # jte@psuvaxs <- BITNET 814-865-9723 (Work) # # <ihnp4,burdvax,purdue>!psuvax1!shire!jte <- UUCP # # jte@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu (128.118.6.2) <- ARPA Name: Jon T Eckhardt # # jte@psuvax1 <- BITNET Phone: 814-238-8209 # # <ihnp4,burdvax,purdue>!psuvax1!jte <- UUCP Penn State University #
vixie@palo-alto.DEC.COM (Paul Vixie) (07/12/88)
In article <3682@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu> jte@shire.cs.psu.edu (Jon Eckhardt) writes:
# Hello. I have been trying to ftp to expo to download the contrib.src
# directory with little luck. Could somebody give me the name of another
# public ftp site? Thanks.
Try uunet.uu.net or decwrl.dec.com.
--
Paul Vixie
Digital Equipment Corporation Work: vixie@dec.com Play: paul@vixie.UUCP
Western Research Laboratory uunet!decwrl!vixie uunet!vixie!paul
Palo Alto, California, USA +1 415 853 6600 +1 415 864 7013myavuzer@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Matt Yavuzer) (09/06/89)
Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility problems. Matt
bob@odi.COM (Bob Miner) (09/06/89)
> Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? > I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility > problems. > > Matt I haven't been using GNU-C++, but I have been using AT&T's cfront with X11R3 and Sun's cc. To be able to make X function calls directly from C++, I had to create a set of header files which redefine X functions before including X header files and then create my own function prototypes with arguments. This is very similar, if not identical, to what a person using an ANSI-C compiler would have to do to get the compiler to do function argument checking. I'd be happy to send these files to you, or anyone else. If there's sufficient interest I'll post them to comp.sources.x. I've got three files - ansiXlib.h, ansiXt.h and ansiXm.h (Xlib, Xt and Motif's Xm respectively). The Xlib file is essentially a cleaned-up version of what came with InterViews on the X11R3 tape. I've been somewhat reluctant to mail them out until recently as I've been testing them. I'm sure they've got errors and are incomplete still, but they're a good place to start and errors/incompletenesses are easy to fix (you get a compiler error and you fix or add the offending function prototype). I've been using them for a few weeks now and they work fine. Bob Miner - bob@odi.com Object Design Inc. 1 New England Executive Park Burlington, MA 01803 (617) 270-9797
samperi@marob.masa.com (Dominick Samperi) (09/07/89)
In article <724@rodan.acs.syr.edu> myavuzer@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Matt Yavuzer) writes: >Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? >I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility >problems. Just started trying to use g++ with X11R3, and found these sticky problems: 1. There are structure field names in header files with names like 'class', a reserved keyword in C++. 2. Header files contain structure defs of the form: struct foo { ... } foo, and this seems to cause g++ to choke. So we've been forced to use C jacket routines to hide the C++ incompatibilities in X. Dominick -- Dominick Samperi -- ESCC samperi@marob.masa.com uunet!hombre!samperi
fox@cs.cs.columbia.edu (David Fox) (09/07/89)
I just made my own copies of the header files, fixed all the compiler complaints, and now I add prototypes for functions whenever I need them. David Fox fox@cs.columbia.edu
myers@hpldola.HP.COM (Dan Myers) (09/07/89)
Matt Yavuzer writes: > Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? > I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility > problems. A project known as InterViews (Interactive Views) has been going on for some time at Stanford University, under the direction of Professor Mark Linton. InterViews is an object-oriented extensible graphics library, implemented in C++ and running on top of X11R3. The most recent version (2.5) is distributed with and (optionally) compiled with G++ (BTW, Michael Tiemann, implementor of G++, is a member of Dr. Linton's group). Dr. Linton and members of his group have written a number of papers on their experiences with C++/object-oriented design/implementation of InterViews. For further information, one may subscribe to the InterViews mailing list (interviews@interviews.stanford.edu) or send mail to Dr. Linton (linton@interviews.stanford.edu should do the trick...). > Matt > ---------- Dan <standard disclaimers here... >
M6KM%UNB.CA@MITVMA.MIT.EDU (07/26/90)
I have a client and a server running on different hosts (UNIX machines). Both machines run X servers. Is it possible for a client (from one host) to open connection (display) to a server (in the other host)? I tried this several times, but it always failed, and I was given a message "Client cannot access to the server". I already added the host of the server to the access list in the host of the client. But it still didn't work. Could you give me a clue how to do this, if possible? Thanks a lot for your time and help. Sincerely Kudang Seminar Faculty of Computer Science Univ. of New Brunswick, Canada e-mail:m6km@unb.ca
dave@dptechno.UUCP (Dave Lee) (07/28/90)
In article <ID5700.D900726.T112354.M6KM@UNB.CA> M6KM%UNB.CA@MITVMA.MIT.EDU writes: >"Client cannot access to the server". >I already added the host of the server to the access list in the host You have it backwards. The hostname of the CLIENT should be added to the access list of the SERVER. This means "CLIENT" may open a connection to "SERVER". The X server on the HOST machine is in no aspect involved with connections with the X server on the SERVER machine. -- Dave Lee uunet!dptechno!dave
f_clement@cen.jrc.it (Francis Clement TP300 CCR ISPRA 21020 ITALY) (11/16/90)
Dear Sir I got your address from IBM Italy. I am working in a research center of the EEC in Italy. I just receive a R6000,mod 320 running AIX 3.1. with CD-room and 2.3 GB tape. I am looking for software running on this machine with particular emphasis to X software ,Tek and Emacs. Can you help me? Thanks a lot in advance. F.Clement
chapman@lll-crg.llnl.gov (Carol Chapman) (02/13/91)
I'm using Motif 1.1 (on VMS, but that shouldn't make a difference). I
have a Command widget which has XmNsensitive set to False so that
users can't enter commands from the screen, but my application can
print messages to the widget. I set XmNvalue with the current
message, but I can't figure out how to get the previous message up
into the history region. I would like the 2 previous messages to
appear in the history region. I have XmNhistoryMaxItems and
XmNhistoryVisibleItemCount set to 2. I'm not sure how/if/when to set
XmNhistoryItems and/or XmNhistoryItemCount.
Can anyone help?
thanx,
carol (if chapman1@llnl.gov doesn't work, use
chapman@lll-crg.llnl.gov)
Carol Chapman Tel. (415) 423-7876
Livermore National Laboratory NEW --> chapman1@.llnl.gov
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