At 9:34 Uhr -0400 18.04.2002, Alexander Hansen wrote:
>Somebody complained about exactly the same error message from nedit two
>weeks ago, and they were advised to do a rebuild of nedit and lesstif--no
>further complaint was noted, so I think everything should work when you
>build from source.
Al
Somebody complained about exactly the same error message from nedit two
weeks ago, and they were advised to do a rebuild of nedit and lesstif--no
further complaint was noted, so I think everything should work when you
build from source.
--
Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbi
At 5:39 PM -0700 4/17/02, Benjamin Cohen wrote:
>I installed the binary version of lesstif, and subsequently nedit.
>When I tried to execute nedit, it complained about missing libs.
>Upon further investigation, I discovered that
>
>/sw/LessTif/Motif2.0/lib/
>
>is entirely missing. I am currently
I installed the binary version of lesstif, and subsequently nedit. When
I tried to execute nedit, it complained about missing libs. Upon further
investigation, I discovered that
/sw/LessTif/Motif2.0/lib/
is entirely missing. I am currently compiling it with fink to see if
this also happens wi
I assume you are using the latest package in stable, lesstif-0.93.18-2.
If you run "fink describe lesstif" you will see in Usage Notes the solution
to this problem: -force_flat_namespace in your linker flags (usually
SetLDFLAGS in a fink context).
-- Dave
I saw the same problem trying to compile and install xemacs on a new
installation. I have fink setup to update from CVS, so I know I'm up to
date. The way I got around the problem was to uninstall LessTif from fink
and then install the binary from dselect. Looks like someone has already
worked
On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, at 10:17 PM, Dr. Paul Fons wrote:
> cc -L/sw/lib -L/usr/X11R6/lib -dynamic
Add a '-flat_namespace' after the '-dynamic' and it should work. If that
doesn't work, try '-force_flat_namespace'.
> When I attempt to run the program, however, I get the following error
I am an amateur at unix programming and am trying to compile a motif
based application that does
laue diffraction pattern simulations (laueX) (I might even submit it to
fink if I can figure out how to get it to execute).
The compilation goes fine with some multiple definition warnings (e.g.)
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