Hello Dru! Friday, April 06, 2001, 2:19:59 AM, you wrote:
DN> Hi, DN> I would like to begin using Opendx for some projects. DN> However, the prebuilt binaries are not installing DN> well. DN> When I install opendx, it requires ImageMagick, etc. DN> I tried installing the ImageMagick binaries and they DN> depended on other items. DN> I then tried the source, build technique and it couldn't find DN> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../../include -I../../../include DN> -Dlinux -g -O2 -D_GNU_SOURCE -c callm_xinit.c DN> callm_xinit.c:18: Xm/Xm.h: No such file or directory DN> So, for the big question. Are there any binaries with DN> the libraries statically compiled in? DN> Or, what is the easiest Unix platform to get up and DN> running with? DN> Dru Nelson DN> San Mateo, California I've got dx running on linux redhat 6.2 2.1.XX kernel. I tried source code too, and i had the very compiler message you've noticed. You've got to install openmotif-devel too. Xm.h header file is included in open-devel distribution. Anyway, I did install dx whithout compiling anythng. I used opendx-4.1.0 distributon for Linux rh 6.2. available from www.opendx.org . It is possible that you tried to install ImageMagick for different glibc libraries as I firstly did :)). There is a directory named glibc21 in ftp archve of www.imagemagick.org as I remember, those files fit really well. Check what glibc is present at your system and get matching ImageMagick binaries. If you interested how did i installed dx whithout compiling anything let me know i'll try to explain. BTW, recently I've reinstalled my linux rh6.2 and i'm going to go thru the installation of dx :). If u wish i'll write down something about step by step instruction. And what unix 'r u using? all of the above is applicable to linux rh6.2. -- br, Anton G. Ishmurzin mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
