I am running the latest CVS updates (libtool branch) under Red Hat version 8.0. Many thanks to David Thompson for the clues to make that happen. I am now running into a problem with my user-defined inboard modules. I notice that the top level README caries a note about user defined modules being a known problem. But the date on the file is July 1999; is this relevant?
I'm now getting a clean load (except for a message about sys_errlist). Initially there was an unsatisfied external reference called dxfHWload. I suspect that dxfHWload should be coming from libDX.a. I satisfied the reference by forcing the link from the source directory /dx/src/exec/hwrender/opengl/.libs/libOPENGL.a. The user interface is displaying the added module names and configuration dialog boxes (so mdf2c is working). But as soon as I try to use one of the modules I get "<module name>: function does not exist. Operation not implemented". I've been using some of these modules for well over five years so I doubt that there are code problems with _all_ the modules (besides, I'm not even starting to execute the code in my routines). Has a step been added since 4.2.0 to the procedure for linking in modules that I missed? Perhaps the MDF file is missing a new field? Thanks for your time, Ned Piburn
