trevor@trevan.uucp (06/06/90)
Tried to compile the well known xclient called xfig 2.0 on the SCO Open Desktop Xview Development System. <X11/oscompat.h> includes the file <sys/time.h> which should be just <time.h>. I edited oscompat.h which solved that problem. A number of X windows release 3 include files seem to be missing: <X11/Command.h> <X11/Label.h> <X11/Dialog.h> <X11/Box.h> <X11/Forms.h> <X11/Scroll.h> Some files with the same name are found in the <Xm> directory but I suspect they are not the same. Can I just copy the file from the R3 tapes?. I would be grateful for any experience anyone has had compiling xfig with Open Desktop. regards trevor
envbvs@epb2.lbl.gov (Brian V. Smith) (06/07/90)
In article <1990Jun05.235330.818@trevan.uucp>, trevor@trevan.uucp writes: |> Tried to compile the well known xclient called xfig 2.0 on the SCO |> Open Desktop Xview Development System. |> |> <X11/oscompat.h> includes the file <sys/time.h> which should be just <time.h>. |> I edited oscompat.h which solved that problem. |> |> A number of X windows release 3 include files seem to be missing: |> |> <X11/Command.h> |> <X11/Label.h> |> <X11/Dialog.h> |> <X11/Box.h> |> <X11/Forms.h> |> <X11/Scroll.h> |> |> Some files with the same name are found in the <Xm> directory but I suspect |> they are not the same. Can I just copy the file from the R3 tapes?. If you have xfig2.0 patch level 6 or 7, you need to have R4 to run xfig. If you have an earlier patch level of xfig, then just use those include files from the R3 tapes. |> I would be grateful for any experience anyone has had |> compiling xfig with Open Desktop. Sorry. I don't know if xfig will compile/run under SCO or the Open Desktop. _____________________________________ Brian V. Smith (bvsmith@lbl.gov) Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory I don't speak for LBL, these non-opinions are all mine.