Re: InterViews with g++ 1.35

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3 total messages Started by Mark Linton Fri, 14 Jul 1989 04:23

#49

Author: Mark Linton
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1989 04:23

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>Has anyone got InterViews 2.4 (and the programs in the 'bin' 
>directory) to successfully compile with g++ 1.35.0?
>
>Does anyone know when the g++ compatable InterViews 2.5 is comming
>out?

    InterViews 2.5 is available via anonymous ftp from
interviews.stanford.edu (IP addr = 36.22.0.175).  The full distribution,
which includes (and compiles with) g++ 1.35.1-, is in "InterViews/2.5.tar.Z".
A distribution without g++ is in "InterViews/iv-2.5.tar.Z".
Some binaries for idraw (the InterViews drawing editor) are
in "InterViews/idraw".  There is a publicly writable "InterViews/contrib"
directory where people can put applications and extensions.

You can also obtain the distribution by sending
a "stamped, self-addressed" tape (Sun cartridge or 1/2-inch) to

	Mark Linton
	Center for Integrated Systems, Room 213
	Stanford University
	Stanford, CA 94305

Re: InterViews with g++ 1.35

#51

Author: Alan Bair
Date: Sat, 15 Jul 1989 19:18

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I just retrieved the iv-2.5.tar file and will be building it shortly.  We
have g++-1.35, which I understand is the current 'official' release from
FSF.

Before I get going too far, is there something in g++-1.35.1 that InterViews
requires?  Or was that just what was being usd at Stanford, so it was included
with InterViews.

Any comments appreciated, I'd hate to waste the time of building twice.

Alan Bair
SPS CAD  Austin, Texas
Motorola, Inc.
UUCP cs.utexas.edu!oakill!turbinia!abair

Re: InterViews with g++ 1.35

#52

Author: Doug Schmidt
Date: Sat, 15 Jul 1989 20:26

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In article <ABAIR.89Jul15141810@turbinia.oakhill.uucp>, abair@turbinia (Alan Bair) writes:
>I just retrieved the iv-2.5.tar file and will be building it shortly.  We
>have g++-1.35, which I understand is the current 'official' release from
>FSF.
>
>Before I get going too far, is there something in g++-1.35.1 that InterViews
>requires?  Or was that just what was being usd at Stanford, so it was included
>with InterViews.
>
>Any comments appreciated, I'd hate to waste the time of building twice.

Make *sure* that you build the G++ included with InterViews
distribution, and then use that to compile the other InterViews
libraries and utilities.  If you don't do this, the libraries and
utilities will not work correctly.  I believe all this has to do with
the InterViews handling of I/O, in contrast to the way that libg++
does it with the `official' G++ release.

At any rate, I got it to work by rebuilding the G++ from the InterViews
tape, while it failed the other way...

Doug
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