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To build DIE you will need OSF/Motif, openmotif or Lesstif, an ansi C compiler and a little bit of patience :-)

I am trying to use GNUs configure to build the distribution but I cant seem to figure out how the damn thing works. If anyone can ofer any help in this aspect, I would be very greatfull. Until this happens, I will provide a temporary Imakefile and a few generic Makefiles for the machines I have tested the software on.

So far I have tested D.I.E. on:


:- A HP-UX A.901 with OSF/Motif 1.2.0 using the standard cc compiler.
:- A Red Hat Linux with lesstif 0.88 using the GNU C compiler (gcc) 2.7.8., and the experimental GNU compiler system (egcs) 2.9.1.
:-Debian 3.0 "Woody" with kernel 2.4.12, openmotif 2.1.31, lesstif 0.93.18-4 and gcc 2.95.4 (debian prerelease) running on a AMD K7 900 MHz with 512 M of RAM. This is my main current development platform.
:- An Indy Silicon Graphics running Irix 6.4 with OSF/Motif 1.2.4 using the standard cc compiler for that system.

As soon as it is stable enough, I will get hands on the Solaris (ix86 release 8.0), FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD ports.


Here you can download everything necesary to build the Datalog Integrated Enviroment the following links point to the source code for D.I.E. and the binaries for a few platforms:

:- die-0.97ss.tgz
Source code in ANSI C. Please NOTE that I have used other widgets to make D.I.E. that are not included here. You do NOT NEED them to compile and use the Datalog Integrated Enviroment but It will look and feel better. See below for obtaining aditional widgets.

:- die-0.97b.HPUX-901.tgz
Staticly linked binary executable file for the HP-UX 9.01 operating system.

:- die-0.97b.linux.tgz
Staticly linked binary executable file for Linux.

:- die-0.97b.sgi.tgz
Staticly linked binary executable file for IRIX 6.03 operating system.
 

While creating DIE I came across a few widgets and libraries that I thought it would be nice to use either to make things easier for me while coding, for the user while using the software or just to make it look a little better.


Here are a list of such packages, with links to this server so you can just download the specific version of each one that I used, and a link to the official site where you can find regular updates, although I think they are all Free Software, please read the copyright and licence files included in each package for details on copying and using.

 

Quick index to all the other great widgets and stuff I used:

:- XPM library - for reading xpm files (color X pictures in C format).
:- LiteClue Widget - for clue tips (Hints, bubble help or what ever you want to call them).
:- Toggle Button Plus - A nice looking alternative to the Motif toggle button.
:- Button Face Lib - A smart library that has buttons and labels with color pictures and a few other bits and pieces.
:- Progress Meter - A graphical way to indicate the progress of something.

What should be here and should not be here are these:
They should be here because I wanted to use them, and they should not be her because I never got them working; They both need the Xmu library thing that I have'nt got !:(

:- XmHTML
:- Lib Help

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