Re: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

Re: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Mike Clarkson]

At 05:16 PM 7/1/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm having a bit of trouble installing source navigator 5 on my redhat box.  
>The compile fails because I don't have Tix version 4.1.8.1 installed, but 
>instead have version 4.1.0.6-53 installed.

Any version of Tix from 4.1.0.6 up should probably work with SN, because there
were no incompatable changes introduced as it went from 4.1.0.6 to 8.1.1.

>I have tried  the tix website (somewhere on the sourceforge site), but can't 
>see this version, only version 8 and above.  Has anyone got any suggestions 
>to get round this?

If you are building Tcl from sources (I guess 8.1.x for SN), build Tix from
source
too (tix 8.1.1 from http://tix.sourceforge.net ), and rename the resulting
library file to whatever the SN build procedure is looking for - if it's
looking for libtix4181.a, then rename it to that.  Tix should work the same
no matter what it's called, and
more recent versions have more bug fixes.

Mike.

Re: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Mo DeJong]

On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Mike Clarkson wrote:

> At 05:16 PM 7/1/01 +0100, you wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >I'm having a bit of trouble installing source navigator 5 on my redhat box.  
> >The compile fails because I don't have Tix version 4.1.8.1 installed, but 
> >instead have version 4.1.0.6-53 installed.
> 
> Any version of Tix from 4.1.0.6 up should probably work with SN, because there
> were no incompatable changes introduced as it went from 4.1.0.6 to 8.1.1.
> 
> >I have tried  the tix website (somewhere on the sourceforge site), but can't 
> >see this version, only version 8 and above.  Has anyone got any suggestions 
> >to get round this?
> 
> If you are building Tcl from sources (I guess 8.1.x for SN), build Tix from
> source
> too (tix 8.1.1 from http://tix.sourceforge.net ), and rename the resulting
> library file to whatever the SN build procedure is looking for - if it's
> looking for libtix4181.a, then rename it to that.  Tix should work the same
> no matter what it's called, and
> more recent versions have more bug fixes.
> 
> Mike.

The Source-Navigator source download comes with all the
required software already bundled. There is no need to
download anything else from other sites.

Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc

Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Tom Davis]

Hello,

I'm having a bit of trouble installing source navigator 5 on my redhat box.  
The compile fails because I don't have Tix version 4.1.8.1 installed, but 
instead have version 4.1.0.6-53 installed.

I have tried  the tix website (somewhere on the sourceforge site), but can't 
see this version, only version 8 and above.  Has anyone got any suggestions 
to get round this?

I would be happy to send some more information should you need it.

Thanks in advance, 

Tom Davis

Re: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Mo DeJong]

On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Tom Davis wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm having a bit of trouble installing source navigator 5 on my redhat box.  
> The compile fails because I don't have Tix version 4.1.8.1 installed, but 
> instead have version 4.1.0.6-53 installed.
> 
> I have tried  the tix website (somewhere on the sourceforge site), but can't 
> see this version, only version 8 and above.  Has anyone got any suggestions 
> to get round this?

This should not matter. SN builds itself with all the needed software
in the tree. When you download the source code, all the needed packages
are included.

Mo

RE: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Berek Half-hand]

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Mo, just started work at Unisphere Networks in Westford Mass. 
Code base at old place of work was all C++. Lots of parser and xref problems; 
you probably remember some of my email. New job all JAVA. Dbimp croaks, can't 
build xref, etc. My experience with SN is that it can't parse or build xref's 
for anything but the simplest of standard C code bases. It doesn't parse C++ or 
Java in any of the last three places I've worked at. And no, I can't let you 
have any of the code bases (they don't belong to me). No, I can't afford to pay 
Redstone to fix these problems (I paid $500 for SN 4.5.1 one month before it 
went public domain, and I sort of figured bug fixing and maintenance were part 
of what I paid for). No, I can't fix these problems myself; I spend all of my 
time (50-60 hrs/week) bringing home a paycheck.
So...instead of talking about code base search and replace, why 
doesn't someone at RedHat fix some of these serious problems? I haven't been 
able to get an xref of any code base in any language (except a simple std C grep 
I wrote years ago) for over three years. Pardon my frustration, but I really 
wish I had my money back. Any chance of that?



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Message----- From: sourcenav-owner@sources.redhat.com [ mailto:sourcenav-owner@sources.redhat.com ]On 
Behalf Of Mo DeJong Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 3:17 PM To: 
sourcenav@sources.redhat.com Subject: Re: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 
7.1 On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Tom Davis wrote: > 
Hello, > > I'm having a bit of trouble installing source navigator 5 
on my redhat box.  > The compile fails because I don't have Tix 
version 4.1.8.1 installed, but > instead have version 4.1.0.6-53 
installed. > > I have tried  the tix website (somewhere on the 
sourceforge site), but can't > see this version, only version 8 and 
above.  Has anyone got any suggestions > to get round 
this? This should not matter. SN builds itself with all the needed 
software in the tree. When you download the source code, all the needed 
packages are included. Mo

RE: Source Navigator 5 and Red Hat 7.1

[Mo DeJong]

On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Berek Half-hand wrote:

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