jstewart@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Ace Stewart) (01/30/91)
This whole installation is becoming a nightmare. I planned on having xtex installed by now, and it is rapidly becoming ridiculous. All the answers on the Imakefile question were accurate, and exactly what I needed. Now I hope to get another question answered. I got the copy of xtex off of foobar.colorado.edu Upon using xmkmf, it tells me that a file by the name of Imake.Config cannot be found. I have seached in many a place for it, and I come up empty. Is there a standard path for this particular item, or some help on this? It is used as an include file, so I deleted it to see what would happen. What I got was even more of a mess. This is going to be bloody soon, but again, all my thanx to anyone with an answer.. Ace -- | Ace Stewart (Jonathan III) |A /\ | | Affiliation: Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester New York | _/ \_ | | Internet/ARPA: jstewart@rodan.acs.syr.edu | \_ _/ | | Bitnet: jstewart@sunrise.bitnet | /\ A|
grunwald@foobar.colorado.edu (Dirk Grunwald) (01/30/91)
Sorry, don't mean for it to be so complex. Imake.Config should be in ./SeeTeX/Imake.Config Here's my version of it: /* * Set `FONTDESC' to the location of your fontdesc file, unquoted. * This is passed to the library routines so they can find it. */ FontDesc=/usr/local/TeX/lib/tex/fontdesc IprBin=/usr/local/bin /*********************************************************************** * Configureation options for Xtex: */ /* XtexFontPath is a comma/colon seperated list of directories that * commonly contain fonts for XTeX. If you specify your directory(-ies) * here when you install XTeX, you avoid having to explain to users * what needs to be done. You may need to #ifdef-configure this * based on architecture. I don't use this, so it's commented out. */ /* XTEX_FONT_PATH=/usr/local/TeX/lib/tex82/fonts-xtex-pmax */ /* * * DISPLAY_POSTSCRIPT * Set this if the client-side provides display postscript. * If the server does not support DPS, you just won't see * anything, but if you specify this & the client doesn't * have it, you'll get compile errors. Note: I've only tried * this with DEC DPS. * * Note that if you're running Ultrix4.x, you need to define * ULTRIX4 as well *sigh* */ #if defined(UltrixArchitecture) # define ULTRIX4 # define DISPLAY_POSTSCRIPT #else # undef DISPLAY_POSTSCRIPT #endif /* * you can change this to transientShellWidgetClass if you like; however, * the mouse cursor won't be positioned under the 'confirm' button * automatically on the goto & print popups. */ #if 1 POPUP_WINDOW_TYPE =overrideShellWidgetClass #else POPUP_WINDOW_TYPE =transientShellWidgetClass #endif