Subject: Re: Mosaic?
To: Scott Frederick Kaplan <sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu>
From: David Brownlee <D.K.Brownlee@city.ac.uk>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 09/20/1995 10:03:40
I think you'll find you're going to need a copy of Motif to compile
Mosaic... now we have a copy of motif (1.2) educational site licence
here.. and I'm pretty sure we're permitted to distribute statically
linked binaries using it...
I also have a NetBSD/sun3 machine which will compile up exactly
the same (with the exception of libkvm which motif doesnt use)
binaries as NetBSD/mac68k...
No promises, but I could look at compiling up the motif libraries &
mosaic on my sun3... (If there is interest?)
David/abs
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On Wed, 20 Sep 1995, Scott Frederick Kaplan wrote:
> Hi all. I am making an effort to compiled Mosaic 2.6 for NetBSD/Mac
> (and I'd be happy to share the binary with everyone, if I can make it
> work!) So, first, questions:
>
> 1) Obvious question. Has this been done already? If so, is the
> binary all ready out there? No point in wasting my time.
>
> 2) The libXmx section of the source requires the Xm library...well,
> specifically, it seems to want the Xm includes to compile the files in
> that directory. I have installed X from the X.11Mar95 distribution,
> and under /usr/X11R6/include, there is no Xm subdirectory. And,
> there's no /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.a hanging around either. Is there
> something I'm missing from X? Or is there a way around this in
> building Mosaic? Or is the a library I should get somewhere else
> (where?) and compile and install it first?
>
> Thanks for the help! And I have to say, now that I'm finally running
> NetBSD/Mac full time, I'm really happy with it. Nice work!
>
> Scott Kaplan
> sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu
>