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Re: Linux and BLT
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Nelson Minar |
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Re: Linux and BLT |
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Wed, 10 Jan 96 20:51:49 MST |
>I just got the new version of Swarm up and running (yeeha!) The changes
>look extremely useful.
that's what we like to hear :-)
>I also just put SWARM up on a linux box (1.3.20). What do I have to do
>to compile BLT for Linux -- how should I make the changes in the
>BLT Makefile to deal with the the bltGrAxis failed assertion problem?
I just did it by hand - built BLT, removed bltGrAxis.o, compiled that
file by hand without -O. BTW, the problem seems to be some fairly
marginal floating point code. My guess is it's a BLT bug. If people
want, I can make my compiled shared ELF versions of BLT available on
the net.
>Oh, has anyone used BLT-1.9? I have it working on the Linux box and
>everything seems to be just fine (well, except for the bltGrAxis matter).
>The author claims full downward compatibility and it "seems" to be true.
First I heard of it - I looked through the patches, it looks ok to me.
The big change is that it works with tk4.1a.
btw, the official BLT author keeps promising to put out a spunky new
version, but it's not forthcoming.
- Linux and BLT, Carl Lipo, 1996/01/10
- Re: Linux and BLT,
Nelson Minar <=