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Hi,
I already have all these devel packages installed. Maybe i was not being specific enough. The instructions for compiling the package NCL says that:
Quote:
At a minimum, you should have the following libraries (and associated include files) installed on your system: X11, Xaw, Xext, Xm, Xmu, Xt
So i am wondering about the other libs pertaining to Xm, Xmu, Xaw, Xt, Xext ie which of them need to be added to the respective #defines. I am not sure if the compilation is unsuccessful because of these libs.
The other error(s) i am getting during the compilation are like:
We highly recommend that you use a precompiled NCL binary rather
than attempting a build from source code, unless you really like
this kind of thing. If you tried a precompiled binary and ran
into problems, you can post your problem to the ncl-install
email list.
Are you quite sure you will not use an already compiled
and ready NCL binary ? ?
That is what is recommended :
Yes, i am aware of that. I wanted to compile for myself, just to see if i can. Out of some 1970 files that are in the precompiled binary, i managed to get 1960, and the basic tests are working (excluding those related to the missing files). The 10 missing files are in the directory bin and 9 of these are just shell scripts. So i thought that there could be some minor problems which i am unable to identify, like sed not working etc. But if you suggest that i stick to the precompiled binary i shall do so (at least for the time being!)
Last edited by samrat_rao; 02-24-2009 at 02:42 AM.
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