epoch on SGI's running 4.0.5

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2 total messages Started by anand kolatkar Thu, 10 Jun 1993 19:43

#876

Author: anand kolatkar
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 19:43

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	I am having trouble with epoch on an SGI runnig 4.0.5.

	I compiled epoch without much incident.  However, when I 
	run epoch, I get the following:

Warning: lisp library (./epoch-lisp) does not exist.
Warning: lisp library (./lisp) does not exist.

	Epoch runs fine until I try to look at any epoch help documents,	
	etc.  Can someone tell me what I did wrong and what variable I am not
	setting?

	thanks in advance.

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Re: epoch on SGI's running 4.0.5

#883

Author: Chris Carlson
Date: Mon, 14 Jun 1993 19:24

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In <C8F845.BIn@rice.edu> anandk@keckiris (anand kolatkar) writes:

>	I am having trouble with epoch on an SGI runnig 4.0.5.

>	I compiled epoch without much incident.  However, when I 
>	run epoch, I get the following:

>Warning: lisp library (./epoch-lisp) does not exist.
>Warning: lisp library (./lisp) does not exist.

>	Epoch runs fine until I try to look at any epoch help documents,	
>	etc.  Can someone tell me what I did wrong and what variable I am not
>	setting?

>	thanks in advance.

It appears as though your paths.h file is set up wrong.

If you are using 'build-install' from the top directory, it is a good
idea to set the symbols EPOCH and BIN to full path names rather than
relative path names.  If you are modifying paths.h yourself, then
these paths should be fully qualified, rather than relative.

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