Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
graphviz package in my contrib is (I believe) documented here: http://www.graphviz.org/ Would that be the right choice when I care mostly drawing areas filled with color and pattern, with some basic text functions? sounds like a job for pic(1) - A friend of troff. Troff has a postscript backend, and you can generate postscript files using somthing like: pic drawing.ms | troff -ms | lp -d stdout drawing.ps and then, if you like ps2pdf drawing.ps drawing.pdf -Steve
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
sounds like a job for pic(1) - A friend of troff. Troff has a postscript backend, pic if fine, but I think it can't do areas delimited by bezier curves, and filled w/color+hash, does it? BTW, ps2pdf (it is a part of gs, isn't it?) emitted a (huge) bitmap wrapped in pdf, last time I used it ... did anything change? the dichotomy in raster/vector always irritated me (e.g., why do we have grap/graph, when a raster/vector backends would do the work, for all alikes, cleaner, imho)...but it is another story... Well. I followed the hints given earlier in this thread, and, voila, everything compiles and links fine by now, the update is on contrib the ugly rendering of hash patterns is not due to the porting issues, it is present in original (gnu-ish) distro as well ... will need some diving into PS language, I'm afraid... Thank you all for help, ++pac
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
st...@quintile.net wrote: graphviz package in my contrib is (I believe) documented here: graphviz is OK, i just wanted to steal some ps-generating functions from psgen.c (in dotneato/common) but i was not sure abou the meaning of some params... do you think that psgen.c would be a candidate for a lightweight PS-emitting lib?? Thanks, ++pac.
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
the error message is like this: 8l box.8 pslib.8 ... ??none?? incompatible type signetures c2d44e4 (pslib.8) and affc2df4 (pslist.8) for dlst_freenode what does it mean? ++pac
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
it means that dlst_freenode is declared as one type in the scope of pslib.c and another different type in the scope of pslist.c, which is wrong.---BeginMessage--- the error message is like this: 8l box.8 pslib.8 ... ??none?? incompatible type signetures c2d44e4 (pslib.8) and affc2df4 (pslist.8) for dlst_freenode what does it mean? ++pac ---End Message---
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
sorry, type is void *fn()
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 11:42:13AM +0100, Peter A. Cejchan wrote: sorry, type is void *fn() or void *fn(void) ? You may, if I'm guessing right, have to tighten up. It's more complicated than I can get my mind around... Lucio.
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
void *dlist_newnode(DLIST *l, int size); the code is on 'contrib/pac', see earlier in this thread, thanks, ++pac
Re: [9fans] native library: linking err
PSDoc is fully declared in ps_util.c but not ps_list.c because only ps_util.c includes ps_intern.h which provides the full declaration. in ps_list.h, DLIST refers to PSDoc in the declarations of DLIST.malloc and DLIST.free, so the type of DLIST in ps_list.c (ps_list.8) is not the same as the type of DLIST in ps_util.c (ps_util.8), and that in turn is reflected in the type of functions taking DLIST as a parameter type. Ideally, you'd include ps_intern.h in ps_list.c but the type system in this library is such a mess, because the modularity is really pseudo-modularity (ps_intern.h needs ght_hash_table.h and probably others as well). Really they should just declare everything the library needs in one file. You can hack round it by adding #pragma incomplete PSDoc to pslib.h, after the typedef declaring PSDoc. It's not correct, because PSDoc isn't really an incomplete (opaque) type, but the structure is so messed up it's probably not worth fussing over it.
[9fans] native library: linking err
hi, friends!! i've (almost) ported the pslib library, natively, compiles fine, but the 8l complaints when linking it to a simple prog. the stuff is on /n/sources/contrib/pac/sys/src/libpslib-0.4.1.tbz read the file 'BUGS' please, help, thanks, have a great weekend, peter (aka ++pac)
