On Tue, 12 Jul 2011 03:30:25 +0800
YunQiang Su <wzss...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Could you give me more details about how you start it?
>
> I cannot reproduce it.
>
Two ways:
Alone from the command line:
$~ savi
SaVi: did not attempt to launch a missing binary executable.
please note the home directory
Through Geomview
$~ geomview -run savi
SaVi: did not attempt to launch a missing binary executable.
At this point Geomview starts but SaVi doesn't.
Now, if I change from home directory to /usr/lib/savi Savi works
both ways.
Well, I think the bug is in the file /usr/lib/savi/savi, line 71.
The variable SAVIBIN is set to bin/SaVi which is only correct when
the working directory is /usr/lib/savi. Changing this line to
SAVIBIN=${SAVI}/bin/SaVi fix things for me.
Attached is a trace using the original /usr/lib/savi/savi file.
Best Regards,
--
Manolo Díaz
#! /bin/sh
######################################################
#
# SaVi by Lloyd Wood (lloydw...@users.sourceforge.net),
# Patrick Worfolk (worf...@alum.mit.edu) and
# Robert Thurman.
#
# Copyright (c) 1997 by The Geometry Center.
# Also Copyright (c) 2010 by Lloyd Wood.
#
# This file is part of SaVi. SaVi is free software;
# you can redistribute it and/or modify it only under
# the terms given in the file COPYRIGHT which you should
# have received along with this file. SaVi may be
# obtained from:
# http://savi.sourceforge.net/
# http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/locate/SaVi
#
######################################################
#
# Script that is always used to launch the binary SaVi executable
#
# $Id: savi,v 1.59 2011/04/17 20:47:53 lloydwood Exp $
#
# Set locations of tcl and tk library code needed at runtime
# Cygwin and Mac OS X are special cases, handled later.
# The version numbers used here should match the versions given
# in the src/Makefile_defs_ARCH file used to compile SaVi.
# Try under /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib.
# If using other versions or locations, insert in the next lines.
#
TCL_LIBRARY=""
+ TCL_LIBRARY=
TK_LIBRARY=""
+ TK_LIBRARY=
if [ ! -d "$TK_LIBRARY" ]; then
TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/tcl8.5
TK_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/tk8.5
fi
+ [ ! -d ]
+ TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/tcl8.5
+ TK_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/tk8.5
if [ ! -d "$TK_LIBRARY" ]; then
TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/local/lib/tcl8.5
TK_LIBRARY=/usr/local/lib/tk8.5
fi
+ [ ! -d /usr/lib/tk8.5 ]
+ TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/local/lib/tcl8.5
+ TK_LIBRARY=/usr/local/lib/tk8.5
if [ ! -d "$TK_LIBRARY" ]; then
# Mandriva One 2010
TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/include
TK_LIBRARY=/usr/include
fi
+ [ ! -d /usr/local/lib/tk8.5 ]
+ TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/include
+ TK_LIBRARY=/usr/include
#
# If SAVI environment variable is not defined
# then set it to be the path of this file
#
: ${SAVI:=`dirname "$0"`}
+ dirname /usr/lib/savi/savi
+ : /usr/lib/savi
#
# If you copy this script from the SaVi installation and run it
# elsewhere, then you should uncomment the following line:
# SAVI=/usr/local/savi
# and replace /usr/local/savi with the location of
# your SaVi installation.
#
export SAVI
+ export SAVI
#
# Default executable relative location and name
#
SAVIBIN=bin/SaVi
+ SAVIBIN=bin/SaVi
#
# Default parameters to pass to executable
#
params=""
+ params=
#
# Check for known machine types
#
if [ -f /vmlinuz -o -f /boot/vmlinuz ]; then
ARCH=linux
if [ -f /etc/debian_version ]; then
# Ubuntu is the most popular Debian variant.
ARCH=ubuntu
fi
elif [ -d /devices ]; then
ARCH=sun
elif [ -d /usr/bsd -a -d /usr/sbin ]; then
ARCH=irix
elif [ -d /cygdrive ]; then
ARCH=cygwin
elif [ -d /System ]; then
ARCH=macosx
# Tk in 10.5 Leopard has menubar bugs.
# Not required by 10.6 Snow Leopard or 10.4 Tiger users
if [ -d /Developer/SDKs ]; then
# we can guess version from libraries available
if [ ! -d /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.6.sdk ]; then
# We're not later than 10.5
if [ -d /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk ]; then
# We are 10.5 - use popup menus instead.
# Comment out these lines if ActiveTcl is installed
# and SaVi has been compiled with it - see src/Makefile_defs_macosx
echo "SaVi: using popup menus to work around a Mac OS X 10.5-specific
problem." >&2
params="-redrawn-menus ${params}"
fi
fi
fi
elif [ -d /sys/boot ]; then
ARCH=freebsd
else
ARCH=unknown
fi
+ [ -f /vmlinuz -o -f /boot/vmlinuz ]
+ [ -d /devices ]
+ [ -d /usr/bsd -a -d /usr/sbin ]
+ [ -d /cygdrive ]
+ [ -d /System ]
+ [ -d /sys/boot ]
+ ARCH=unknown
# are we 64-bit? Known to affect linux installs.
MACHINE=`uname -m`
+ uname -m
+ MACHINE=x86_64
KNOWN64=x86_64
+ KNOWN64=x86_64
SIXTYFOUR=no
+ SIXTYFOUR=no
if [ ${MACHINE} = ${KNOWN64} ]; then
SIXTYFOUR=yes
fi
+ [ x86_64 = x86_64 ]
+ SIXTYFOUR=yes
#
# Set platform-specific Tcl/Tk locations if needed
#
if [ ${ARCH} = "cygwin" ]; then
# Cygwin installs Insight Tcl/Tk here.
TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/share/tcl8.4
TK_LIBRARY=/usr/share/tk8.4
elif [ ${ARCH} = "macosx" ]; then
# Mac OS X installs libraries in shared folder
TCL_LIBRARY=/usr/lib
TK_LIBRARY=/usr/lib
fi
+ [ unknown = cygwin ]
+ [ unknown = macosx ]
#
# Sanity check $SAVI location
#
if [ ! -f "$SAVI/savi" ]; then
echo "SaVi: a copy of this script is not at $SAVI/savi. Is \$SAVI set
correctly?" >&2
fi
+ [ ! -f /usr/lib/savi/savi ]
#
# Verify that tcl and tk directories exist
#
EDIT=no
+ EDIT=no
if [ ! -d "$TCL_LIBRARY" ]; then
echo "SaVi: specified TCL_LIBRARY $TCL_LIBRARY was not found." >&2
echo " Does Tcl need to be installed?" >&2
EDIT=yes
fi
+ [ ! -d /usr/include ]
if [ ! -d "$TK_LIBRARY" ]; then
echo "SaVi: specified TK_LIBRARY $TK_LIBRARY was not found." >&2
echo " Does Tk need to be installed?" >&2
EDIT=yes
fi
+ [ ! -d /usr/include ]
if [ ${EDIT} = "yes" ]; then
echo " edit this script to set correct LIBRARY locations. Read the
comments." >&2
fi
+ [ no = yes ]
export TCL_LIBRARY
+ export TCL_LIBRARY
export TK_LIBRARY
+ export TK_LIBRARY
#
# Do we need to complain that SaVi has not been compiled properly?
#
NOTFOUND=no
+ NOTFOUND=no
COMPLAIN=no
+ COMPLAIN=no
MAKEFILE=no
+ MAKEFILE=no
#
# Try specific binary, then default to filename without extension
#
if [ ! ${ARCH} = "unknown" ]; then
SAVIBIN="${SAVI}/${SAVIBIN}"
PLATFORMSAVIBIN="${SAVI}/${SAVIBIN}-${ARCH}.bin"
if [ -f "${PLATFORMSAVIBIN}" ]; then
# found the platform-specific executable
if [ -f "${SAVIBIN}" ]; then
# if default as well, indicate a choice was made - the safer choice.
echo "SaVi: selected platform-specific binary $SAVI/$PLATFORMSAVIBIN" >&2
fi
SAVIBIN="${PLATFORMSAVIBIN}"
else
# try default SaVi binary; assuming it's for our platform.
if [ ! -f "${SAVIBIN}" ]; then
echo "nofied">&2
# couldn't find default binary. Are we 64-bit?
if [ ${SIXTYFOUR} = yes ]; then
SAVI64BIN="${SAVI}/${SAVIBIN}-${KNOWN64}.bin"
if [ -f "${SAVI64BIN}" ]; then
# found the 64-bit executable
SAVIBIN="${SAVI64BIN}"
echo "SaVi: found 64-bit binary $SAVI/$SAVI64BIN" >&2
else
echo "SaVi: couldn't find 64-bit binary $SAVI/$SAVI64BIN" >&2
NOTFOUND=yes
fi
else
# couldn't find any SaVi* binary.
NOTFOUND=yes
fi
fi
fi
fi
+ [ ! unknown = unknown ]
if [ ${NOTFOUND} = yes ]; then
echo "SaVi: couldn't find platform-specific binary $SAVI/$PLATFORMSAVIBIN" >&2
echo "SaVi: couldn't find generic executable binary $SAVI/$SAVIBIN." >&2
COMPLAIN=yes
if [ ! -f "${SAVI}/src/main.o" ]; then
echo "SaVi: can't see expected main.o object file in the $SAVI/src/
directory." >&2
echo " Has the master Makefile been run to call the C Makefile?" >&2
MAKEFILE=yes
fi
fi
+ [ no = yes ]
if [ ! -f "${SAVI}/tcl/tclIndex" ]; then
echo "SaVi: couldn't find generated list of Tcl commands in
$SAVI/tcl/tclIndex" >&2
echo " Has the master Makefile been run to call the Tcl Makefile?"
>&2
MAKEFILE=yes
COMPLAIN=yes
fi
+ [ ! -f /usr/lib/savi/tcl/tclIndex ]
if [ ${MAKEFILE} = "yes" ]; then
echo " The master Makefile in $SAVI must run all other makefiles to make
SaVi work." >&2
fi
+ [ no = yes ]
if [ ${COMPLAIN} = "yes" ]; then
echo "SaVi: Try compiling SaVi by making in the same directory as this
script:" >&2
echo " cd $SAVI" >&2
echo " make ARCH=$ARCH" >&2
echo " before running this script again to launch and run the SaVi
binary." >&2
fi
+ [ no = yes ]
#
# Run binary
#
if [ ! -f ${SAVIBIN} ]; then
echo "SaVi: did not attempt to launch a missing binary executable.">&2
else
#
# Find what directory this script was invoked from
#
OLDCWD=`pwd`; export OLDCWD
#
# Change directory
#
cd "$SAVI"
#
# See if we need to add a -geomview flag
#
if [ -t 1 ]; then
exec > /dev/null
else
case "$*" in
*-geomview*) ;;
*) set -- -geomview $*;;
esac
# send SAVI env variable to geomview
echo "(setenv SAVI \"$SAVI\")"
fi
exec ${SAVIBIN} $* ${params}
fi+ [ ! -f bin/SaVi ]
+ echo SaVi: did not attempt to launch a missing binary executable.
SaVi: did not attempt to launch a missing binary executable.
