raymond@cavebear.berkeley.edu (Raymond Yee) (05/30/91)
I have access to two Personal Irises. The problem is that the one with a console that is more accessible to me does not have any compilers. So what I have been doing is compiling my programs on one machine and then ftping to other to run. My question: is it possible to run the program on one machine and have graphics come out on the console of the other Iris? I'd greatly appreciate any help. Raymond Yee (raymond@cavebear.berkeley.edu)
ajd@cs.mu.OZ.AU (Ashley Dreier) (05/30/91)
raymond@cavebear.berkeley.edu (Raymond Yee) writes: >I have access to two Personal Irises. The problem is that the one with >a console that is more accessible to me does not have any compilers. So >what I have been doing is compiling my programs on one machine and then >ftping to other to run. >My question: is it possible to run the program on one machine and have >graphics come out on the console of the other Iris? >I'd greatly appreciate any help. >Raymond Yee >(raymond@cavebear.berkeley.edu) Try looking at the dgl (distributed graphics library). You can run the program on a remote machine and have the graphics displayed on the current machine (or any machine for that matter). Ash (ajd@cs.mu.OZ.AU)