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[CTSim-Users] Install Problem with CTSim 4.5.3
Graham,
Well done!!
For the record:
Dan mentioned some years ago
( http://lists.b9.com/pipermail/ctsim-users/2006-January/000049.html )
, he got things working with the --without-lam option. He had similar
error messages as you " .. SGPDriver .." etc ( see
http://lists.b9.com/pipermail/ctsim-users/2005-August/000028.html )
i.e. maybe using wxGTK-2.4 and ./configure --without-lam will work but
it's a long-shot ...
Regards
Leif Adelow
www.adelow.com
ps
I just tried using FC6, GCC-4.1.1 , switching to
AC_CHECK_LIB(wx_base-2.8, ...
in configure.ac but that's not a working solution even though wxGTK was
compiled with xwGTK-2.4 compat. option.
I run into:
...
views.cpp: In destructor ?virtual ImageFileView::~ImageFileView()?:
views.cpp:279: error: no matching function for call to
?wxDocManager::ActivateView(ImageFileView* const, int, int)?
/usr/local/include/wx-2.8/wx/docview.h:390: note: candidates are:
virtual void wxDocManager::ActivateView(wxView*, bool)
views.cpp: In member function ?void
ImageFileView::OnCompare(wxCommandEvent&)?:
views.cpp:395: error: ?class wxWindow? has no member named ?GetTitle?
...
maybe compat. wxGTK-2.4 libs are generated but code-base is not
ds
On Thu, 2007-08-09 at 21:54 +1000, Graham Jenkins wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 19:55 +0200, Leif Adelow wrote:
> > Graham,
> > start fresh and try
> > ------------
> > ./configure -without-x
> > ------------
> > But Dr Rosenberg claimed:
> >
> > "I'm not sure -without-x has ever work to produce ctsimtext tools, even
> > though ctsimtext doesn't require x. It may involve some modification to
> > configure.ac and Makefile.am to properly support -without-x."
> >
> > ref: maillist dec 2005 (attached)
> >
> > This is conform with/equivalent with Dr Dan Martin's statement ...
>
> Thanks Leif and Dan for your suggestions.
>
> ./configure --without-x .. doesn't actually help very much. The 'make'
> process in the ./src directory still complains about missing header
> files in a wx/ subdirectory.
>
> So what did in the end was to copy a "hello.cpp" program over the top of
> ctsim.cpp (probably not useful), then did the 'make' thing until it
> croaked.
>
> Then I did: cd tools; make; make install
> cd ../man; make; make install
>
> And Hey Presto .. I now seem to have a ctsimtext (and associated)
> programs with which my users are happy. In fact, they've tied up my
> cluster for half the night doing image conversions :)
>
> But I'm still hoping somebody will get around to making ctsim compile
> properly on x86_64 RHEL5 and similar machines where the wxwidgets stuff
> is installed someplace other than /usr/local, and where GTK tools aren't
> installed.
>
> Thanks again ..
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