Thanks Andre. As in most things, "context is everything". I'm at a bonehead
level when it comes to Linux, so I can use all the help I can get.
Are those libraries you mention the .so files we read about here from time to
time?
Thanks -
Phil
Andre Garzia wrote:
This still link against the libraries, if they are not present in the
system, this will fail.
even if it is a console script.
andre
On Apr 6, 2007, at 9:12 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Jeff Honken wrote:
I'd like to use runrev to program a linux program but I don't require
the graphics. I've tried some test programs but it seems that runrev
needs the graphic libraries for Linux. Has anyone programmed any non
graphical programs in the past?
Hi Jeff,
When you say 'no graphics', do you mean you want a command-line
interface only, or something else?
If CLI only, you can write a runrev script with a text editor, and
start it out by turning off the GUI, by making line 1 of the script
something like this:
#!<pathToRunRev> -ui
Thanks -
Phil Davis
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