stevens@paris.hep.anl.gov (Andy Stevens) (07/10/90)
Could somebody explain the compatibility (if any) of X10 and X11? I have a program written in X10, and I would like to compile it. Is this possible, if not, is it hard to convert it to X11? --andy s.
pansare@hp-ses.SDE.HP.COM (Milind Pansare) (07/11/90)
stevens@paris.hep.anl.gov (Andy Stevens) writes ... Could somebody explain the compatibility (if any) of X10 and X11? I have a program written in X10, and I would like to compile it. Is this possible, if not, is it hard to convert it to X11? --andy s. ---------- As far as *Running* X10 programs on X11 goes, there is a client supplied with X11 , called x10tox11 or something to that effect. *Compiling* it might not be too straightforward, unless you have the X10 libraries of olden times. (Are these distributed somewhere in the X11 distribution ? I don't seem to remember seeing them.) Well, maybe someone else will help you there... Milind Pansare
bob@MorningStar.Com (Bob Sutterfield) (07/11/90)
In article <1990Jul10.155357.18721@mcs.anl.gov> stevens@paris.hep.anl.gov (Andy Stevens) writes:
Could somebody explain the compatibility (if any) of X10 and X11?
I have a program written in X10, and I would like to compile it.
In your X11 source tree, see mit/doc/tutorials/x10equiv.txt for a
discussion of source conversion issues.