Re: Gui we really need...

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On Thursday 14 November 2002 07:30 pm, Karl wrote:

> I'm guessing here, but have you tried looking at the .so file
> with an editor?
> Does 'nm' helpfully filter a leading '_' or trailing '_8' etc.

No, .so (shared) files aka .dll files are machine code, but with the nm 
utility you can read the callable routine names and offsets. Those 
routine names are what you use when you 
define_c_func(lib,"routine_name",.....) 
And unless you can open the library with open_dll (which failed) there's 
no point in trying to define a c function.

> >Well, I don't understand makefiles either, but I have compiled
> >successfully at least several hundred Linux programs, and
> > this is the first time I've seen that error message. It
> >occurs with all the source packages. I think Bernie
> >has the answer (tabs).
>
> Probably more windows vs. linux.  I have never used a tab in
> a makefile. The only makefiles that I have ever made work are ones
> that I wrote myself  (they were also unintelligible).

Wouldn't seem likely that IUP would write their Linux code on a Windows 
machine, but I guess it could happen. Anyway, there just wasn't enough 
information or example code for me to even begin to guess how to use it. If 
you know of some detailed documentation, please send me a link.

Regards,
Irv

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