XBIT 3.4 Download
and Installation
Compressed DLL files for Windows
(Feb. 24, 2002)
Compressed DLL files for PC Linux
(i386) (Feb. 24, 2002)
Compressed libraries, documents,
and bitmaps
Compressed image files
Specification of free versions of
XBIT
Download and installation
Down load specific binary DLLs: Choose a platform, down load one or all of the DLL files (xbit76e.zip, xbit80e.zip, xbit81e.zip, xbit82e.zip,xbit83e.zip) required for Windows; or down load one or all of the DLL files ( linux225-15-xbit76e.zip, linux225-15-xbit80e.zip, linux225-15-xbit81e.zip,linux225-15-xbit82e.zip, linux225-15-xbit83e.zip ) required for PC Linux. Down load general script libraries, bitmaps and documents: For any platform, down load xbitlib.zip (required), xbitdoc.zip (required), imagery0.zip (recommended) and imagery1.zip (optional). XBIT Installation: Uncompress zipped files with an unzip utility in a directory (e.g., xbit). In order to use XBIT, a global variable gimgHome is required to be set to the path to the home directory of the XBIT package. There are two ways to invoke XBIT. The first is to use a command line with xbitinit.tcl, e.g., wish80 xbitinit.tcl. File xbitinit.tcl provides scripts to automatically set a global variable gimgHome to the home directory of XBIT package, and to choose the right DLL file. It loads in XBIT from an entry of Console_Init to start an XBIT's console application. Once XBIT has been invoked successfully, it can be further installed via a TclTk's package protocol by clicking an menu entry "Install XBit Package" under a "Program" menu of a XBit Console. The second is to use load command of Tcl from a Wish console, e.g., load xbit76e.dll. It loads XBIT from an entry of Xbit_Init. The second method needs a global variable gimgHome to be set to the path of the XBIT package before loading a DLL file. |