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The original source unpacks into same directory.
Fix this in the usual way.
Most of the source is still in another tar.Z file after
unpacking, install/blah.tar.Z .
This also unpacks in same dir. So make another
subdir called 'src' and unpack this.
Then tar everything up into a new source file.
Testing things.
set DSTOOL to dstool-2.0/install .
type make dstool. Get some stuff to compile,
but there are some errors. There is a csh script
which asks configuration questions and does a build.
I find how to configure from this.
all the following fixed errors that stopped compile
{
in src/twoD/complete.c changed the way the NAMLEN
macro is defined.
Makefile in src/contrib/locbif/loclbf refers to
f77 .
Many fortran files give error when functions are called
with INTEGER*2 args. Changing them to INTEGER*4 seems to
work.
Changed a type LOGICAL to CHARACTER, in a fortran file
added -w flag in some fortan makefile to suppress warnings
that killed compile.
}
OK won't link now
eg, termnt.o(.text+0xb): undefined reference to `loclbf_halt__'
The source says,
src/contrib/locbif/loclbf/complbf/termnt.F
integer halt
external loclbf_halt !$pragma C( loclbf_halt )
...
call loclbf_halt(halt)
This is probably some f2c thing ?
Same with this.
homey 22 > grep 'getfv' */*.F
complbf/funtds.F: external getfv !$pragma C( getfv )
complbf/funtds.F: call getfv(x, t, f)
complbf/store.F: external lbmem !$pragma C( lbmem )
complbf/store.F: call lbmem( X, N, P, M, T, PointType, Npt )
homey 24 > grep 'getuf' */*.F
complbf/funtds.F: external getufv !$pragma C( getufv )
complbf/funtds.F: call getufv(ifn,x,t,funres)
Aha , Here is one of them.
locbif/locpanels/locbif_mem_go.c:getfv(x, t, f)
It was trailing underscores that needed to be added to
three functions in locbif/locpanels/locbif_mem_go.c .
Now it works fine.
But the binary segfaults. Strace shows this is because it
cannot read an intitialization file.
Example in
sample_nowin_session
works just fine.
Maybe dstool doesn't work because it was not compiled with openwinhome defined.
Hmm compile with -g.
Look in src/main/config.c and put in a breakpoint. Turns out to
be the correct file.
Attempt to close null FILE *fp caused segfault in here.
src/utilities/file_util.c
Fixed it. Now pretty xwindows appear.
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