wengland@stephsf.UUCP (Bill England) (06/06/90)
hardaker@iris.ucdavis.edu (Wes Hardaker) Asks: > Did you ever find the Imake template? I still have yet to find one!!! > Help!!! SUCCESS !!!! Imake problems explained away and fixed! ( Provided you are on SCO ODT ) Look in directory /usr/lib/X11/util/imake.includes I felt kind of dumb when I discovered that it is all in there and all that I needed to do was to do an ls -R on the X11 directory. Theres lots of other neat stuff down there as well! If you are not running SCO ODT let me know and I will send you the imake README file to give you a better idea of what you are looking for. By the way to get most software to compile copy the file Imake.tmpl to Imake.template in the directory you are working in. A listing of the directory follows: _____________ /usr/lib/X11/util/imake.includes $ lf Imake.rules Makefile SCOunix.macros site.def Imake.tmpl README Xenix.macros +-------- | Bill England | Stephen Software Systems, Inc., Tacoma Wa. | wengland@stephsf.com +1 206 564 2122 | * * H -> He +24Mev * * * ... Oooo, we're having so much fun making itty bitty suns * * *
mikep@sco.COM (Mike Patnode) (06/07/90)
In article <143@stephsf.UUCP> wengland@stephsf.UUCP (Bill England) writes: > > By the way to get most software to compile copy the file Imake.tmpl > to Imake.template in the directory you are working in. No, no, no, no. Given that you are in your source directory with a Imakefile present, just do the following: % cp /usr/lib/X11/util/imake.includes/Makefile . % touch Imakefile % make Makefile You only want to have one template on your system (yes, there are exceptions). But the whole idea is for any changes to Imake.tmpl to effect all your Makefiles. See the README file in /usr/lib/X11/xsample/README.imake for more interesting details. -- Mike Patnode The Santa Cruz Operation SCO Software Engineer 400 Encinal Street {ucscc,uunet}!sco!mikep mikep@sco.COM P.O. Box 1900 (408) 458-1422 Santa Cruz, CA 95061