Re: gEDA: Re: GTKWave

[Nate Goldshlag <nateg-at-NOSPAMpobox_dot_com>]

On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 06:17  PM, Andrew Bardsley wrote:

> On Sat, 15 Mar 2003, Nate Goldshlag wrote:
>
>> I will do that, but can you or somebody else send me information about
>> how to build it and run it?  I am not a software developer, but pretty
>> tech savvy.
>
> OK, If you have the developer tools installed then you'll also need:
>
> dlcompat - to allow dynamic linking
> libz - for compressed traces
> libxml2 - for .sav file loading
> X11 - from Apple, GTKWave isn't yet Quartz native as GTK+ isn't.
> Glib 1.2.x, GTK+ 1.2.x - for the graphics
>
>

Andrew,

I already have X11.  I take it I have to install fink first.  When I 
search for stuff there I find:

dlcompat - Dynamic loading compatibility library
dlcompat-dev - headers and static libraries for dlcompat
dlcompat-shlibs - shared libraries for dlcompat

libxml2 - XML parsing library, version 2
libxml2-bin - XML parsing library, version 2
libxml2-shlibs - XML parsing library, version 2
There is also a regular libxml thing for all the above, which is older

glib - Common C routines used by Gtk+ and other libs
glib-shlibs - Common C routines used by Gtk+ and other libs
glib2 - Handy library of utility functions
glib2-dev - Handy library of utility functions
glib2-shlibs - Handy library of utility functions
glibwww - Set of register/unregister functions
glibwww-shlibs - Set of register/unregister functions

gtk+2 - The Gimp Toolkit
gtk+2-dev - The Gimp Toolkit
gtk+2-shlibs - The Gimp Toolkit
There is also a regular gtk thing for all the above, which is older

Do I need all these above?

I find /usr/lib/libz.1.1.3.dylib and libz.dylib points to this.  Is 
this the libz you refer to?

I am a little nervous about all this as I have never really done this 
before.

Nate
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Nate Goldshlag      nateg@pobox.com
Arlington, MA       http://www.pobox.com/~nateg