Re: DMAK problem
- Posted by Ken Rhodes <ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo.com> Jan 07, 2003
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Jerry, DMAK has worked perfectly for me from right off the bat from the time that I downloaed it from the Euphoria Recent user's contributions page. Also, under the XFCE desktop, I assigned an icon to it with the path to the dmak.exu file and am able to exectute it from the desktop by clicking on the icon with no problem. The program can be run from any console directory by placing the path to the executable file in the .bash.profile file. Don't think that is necessary though to install it as an icon or a menu selectable item on most desktops. I also ran the source code thru the Eu2C tanslator and compiled the C code using gcc 3.2. When I tried to execute the resulting binary file I got a number of GTK related errors - even though the program works fine from the interpreter. I don't think this is your problem. I think it pertains to gcc 3.2 and the Eu2C interpreter and I reported the problem to Robert. Keep up the good work, Jerry. Ken Rhodes --- Jerry Story <jstory at edmc.net> wrote: > > The program in question is at: > > http://www.edmc.net/~jstory/dmak.tar.gz > > The executable file works okay when I use > command-line window and navigate > to the directory that it is in and type "./dmak". > But that seems to be the only way to run the > executable file. > I added a note to the package explaining this. > > Someone emailed me and said he got an error: > > ERROR OPENING eugtk.so > > and he says perhaps the Euphoria library wasn't > statically linked. > > I'm so ignorant that I don't know what "statically > linked' means. Does it > mean the opposite of "dynamically linked"? I don't > know what that means > either. > > What do I gotta do to get it "statically linked" > or whatever? > > It's on freshmeat but if a bunch of people > download it and think it doesn't > work, that's no good. > > ==^^=============================================================== > This email was sent to: ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo.com > > > TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. > FREE! > > ==^^=============================================================== >