gwave installation problems

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rahul

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I am trying to install gwave and running into linking problems


getting "undefined reference to "sgtk_warp_gtkobj" error.

Any help from those who have installed gwave will
be appreciated

Thanks
-rahul
 
rahul <rahuls@hrl.com> wrote:
: I am trying to install gwave and running into linking problems

Which version of gwave are you trying to install? And onto which
kind of Linux box?

The gEDA Install CD should take care of all dependencies for you (in
principle). Why don't you download it here:

http://www.geda.seul.org/download.html

and then use it to install the entire gEDA Suite? [1] This might fix
your gwave problems since the install CD manages the installation for
you.

Stuart

[1] The gEDA Suite CD includes gEDA/gaf, pcb, ngspice, Icarus
Verilog, GTKWave and gwave (amongst other things), bundled with an
install wizard which takes care of the build process for you. It
makes the process of installing open-source EDA apps almost painless.
Sorry, it works on Linux only, so don't bother to ask about Windoze
versions!
 
Hi Stuart and Steve
I downloaded everything from Stuart's site and was able to
compile and run most of the geda suite except for gwave.
The problem is with the guile-gtk. This is what I have
done.

I downloaded guile-gtk-1.2-0.31.tar.gz in a directory
/geda

using ./configure
and make all (without making any changes to the
configure.in file)

(except for one warning message in function sgtk_gtk_object_query_args_scm

I am able to create the build-guile-gtk-1.2 and
libguilegtk-1.2.la library

This was done without installing GTK+ therefore it was
able to compile using whatever there was in /usr/local/gtk
and /usr/local/gtk-1.2

I am using guile-1.6.4 and
have in /usr/local/bin
guile guile-config guile-snarf guile-tools



Any suggestions ?

Thanks
-Rahul




Stuart Brorson wrote:
rahul <rahuls@hrl.com> wrote:
: I am trying to install gwave and running into linking problems

Which version of gwave are you trying to install? And onto which
kind of Linux box?

The gEDA Install CD should take care of all dependencies for you (in
principle). Why don't you download it here:

http://www.geda.seul.org/download.html

and then use it to install the entire gEDA Suite? [1] This might fix
your gwave problems since the install CD manages the installation for
you.

Stuart

[1] The gEDA Suite CD includes gEDA/gaf, pcb, ngspice, Icarus
Verilog, GTKWave and gwave (amongst other things), bundled with an
install wizard which takes care of the build process for you. It
makes the process of installing open-source EDA apps almost painless.
Sorry, it works on Linux only, so don't bother to ask about Windoze
versions!
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