-----Message d'origine----- De : Peter Gerwinski peter@gerwinski.de À : Nathalie Jarosz njarosz@fr.packardbell.org Cc : gpc@gnu.de gpc@gnu.de; grx@gnu.de grx@gnu.de Date : vendredi 23 juin 2000 10:32 Objet : Re: graphic
" 2) set the GRX font dir. " SET GRXFONT=<directory for the GRX fonts> " This is required for GRX graphics text output. Path: <GRX
base>/fonts
" NOTE: You can define a default font directory when compiling GRX. " E.g, if you installed the fonts in /usr/local/lib/grx/fonts add " CCOPT += -DGRX_DEFAULT_FONT_PATH="/usr/local/lib/grx/fonts" " to makedefs.gnu (Linux / GNU-make example)
For Unix (optional): Put into your `.profile' something like:
set GRX20DRV=xwin set GRXFONT=/usr/local/lib/grx/fonts
... or whereever you have installed the GRX fonts.
Is it credible to put "/usr/src/grx-2.3.1/fonts"?
" 1) Go to GRX base dir and check the makefile and makedefs file " for your system setup " 2) Switch to src sub dir and check the makefile What do you mean by check? " 3) run make -f <your makefile> " 4) if every thing worked fine go to <GRX base>/test, check the
makefile
" and build all test files / examples: " make -f <your makefile> Do I have here to put all the makefile.something?
Under Linux with SVGAlib installed, you can also use:
make -f makefile.lnx
I did this and the following message appears:
"make[1]:entering directory '/usr/src/grx-2.3.1/src' gcc -c -06 -Wall -DLFB_BY_NEAR_POINTER -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -I. -I. /include -I /include -I .. /addons/printdraw/bitblt.c -o draw /bitblt.o make[1] : gcc : command not found make[1] : *** [draw/bitblt.o] Error 127 make[1] : leaving directory 'usr/src/grx-2.3.1/src' make : *** [static_libs] error 2"
What I have to do now?
Thanks,
Nathalie
23-Jun-00 14:32 you wrote:
-----Message d'origine----- De : Peter Gerwinski peter@gerwinski.de └ : Nathalie Jarosz njarosz@fr.packardbell.org Cc : gpc@gnu.de gpc@gnu.de; grx@gnu.de grx@gnu.de Date : vendredi 23 juin 2000 10:32 Objet : Re: graphic
" 2) set the GRX font dir. " SET GRXFONT=<directory for the GRX fonts> " This is required for GRX graphics text output. Path: <GRX
base>>/fonts
" NOTE: You can define a default font directory when compiling GRX. " E.g, if you installed the fonts in /usr/local/lib/grx/fonts add " CCOPT += -DGRX_DEFAULT_FONT_PATH="/usr/local/lib/grx/fonts" " to makedefs.gnu (Linux / GNU-make example)
For Unix (optional): Put into your `.profile' something like:
set GRX20DRV=xwin set GRXFONT=/usr/local/lib/grx/fonts
... or whereever you have installed the GRX fonts.
Is it credible to put "/usr/src/grx-2.3.1/fonts"?
" 1) Go to GRX base dir and check the makefile and makedefs file " for your system setup " 2) Switch to src sub dir and check the makefile What do you mean by check? " 3) run make -f <your makefile> " 4) if every thing worked fine go to <GRX base>/test, check the
makefile
" and build all test files / examples: " make -f <your makefile> Do I have here to put all the makefile.something?
Under Linux with SVGAlib installed, you can also use:
make -f makefile.lnx
I did this and the following message appears:
"make[1]:entering directory '/usr/src/grx-2.3.1/src' gcc -c -06 -Wall -DLFB_BY_NEAR_POINTER -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -I. -I. /include -I /include -I .. /addons/printdraw/bitblt.c -o draw /bitblt.o make[1] : gcc : command not found make[1] : *** [draw/bitblt.o] Error 127 make[1] : leaving directory 'usr/src/grx-2.3.1/src' make : *** [static_libs] error 2"
What I have to do now?
Install gcc ? What you are trying to do - install grx on system without gcc or something ? It's so obvious that you need gcc (kernel-headers, binutils, glibc-devel headers and so on; for X Window development you obviously need Xlib and appropriate headers) that it's not mentioned at all: if you can not compile even "Hello, World!" how you expect to compile something bigger ?
Khimenko Victor wrote:
"make[1]:entering directory '/usr/src/grx-2.3.1/src' gcc -c -06 -Wall -DLFB_BY_NEAR_POINTER -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -I. -I. [...]
Install gcc ? What you are trying to do - install grx on system without gcc or something ? It's so obvious that you need gcc [...]
It is not. ;-) GRX compiles with a variety of other compilers - at least on the DOS platform.
It is worth trying to change `gcc' in your `makefile.whatever' to `cc' to use your system's C compiler. Since that compiler must have GCC-style inline assembler, the probability of this to work is not very high, however.
If your system is DOS/DJGPP or Linux, you can find GRX binaries on ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/gnu-pascal/libs/binary/.
for X Window development you obviously need Xlib and appropriate headers) that it's not mentioned at all:
Indeed. Currently GRX does not come with AutoConf stuff and does not check for requirements.
if you can not compile even "Hello, World!" how you expect to compile something bigger ?
The previous mail did not say anything about "Hello, World!". ;-)
SCNR
Peter
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