G'day,
I've just noticed (via lwn.net) that GNU/Linux Mint 20 (MATE interface).
Notably, this include Linux Kernel 5, which smooths some IUP thing out.
I'm pleased to report that (with some minor klunky things, that took
me 5 minutes to sort out) I've been able to get an IUP "Hello, World"
iup.Message dialog box to run (slimmed-down manual extract):
#!/bin/bash ../support/play-lua-tec
local iup = require("iuplua")
iup.Message("MyApp", "hello, world")
The files in "../support/" are:
libcdlua51.so
libcdluapdf51.so
libcdpdf.so
libcd.so
libimlua51.so
libim.so
libiuplua51.so
libiup.so
libpdflib.so
play-lua-tec
and "play-lua-tec" plays with "package.cpath" and LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
(slimmed-down manual extract):
LUAVER="51"
LOCAL_SUPPORT_PACKAGE_CPATH=$(cat <<EOF
package.cpath= table.concat({
'../support/?.so',
'../support/lib?.so',
'../support/lib${LUAVER}.so',
package.cpath}, ';')
EOF
)
LD_LIBRARY_PATH="../support:$:D_LIBRARY_PATH" \
lua -a "$LOCAL_SUPPORT_PACKAGE_CPATH" \
"$@"
(Lots of "Assistant" infrastructure elided for now, until I can pin
down a cohesive version to host on a proper project platform...)
cheers,
sur-behoffski (Brenton Hoff)
programmer, Grouse Software
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