; >
> > How can I get $gracebat to do whatit would do on linux, i.e.
> > write to a file(I tested this on linux and it works fine)
> > ?
> >
> Did you test it on Cygwin? By that I mean can you type in the command
> line to the bash shell such t
write to a file(I tested this on linux and it works fine)
?
>
> > On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, moka wrote:
> >
> > > I do startxwin to open X and then do
> > > gracebat
> > > this does what I want, namely produce a jpeg file
> > >
> > > Now i
exe would presumably understand)
would work?
> On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, moka wrote:
>
> > I do startxwin to open X and then do
> > gracebat
> > this does what I want, namely produce a jpeg file
> >
> > Now if I try this for a perl script(run from X)
> > system
Forgot to say that the error message is :the system cannot
execute the specified program
(failure code 256)
>
> I do startxwin to open X and then do
> gracebat
> this does what I want, namely produce a jpeg file
>
> Now if I try this for a perl script(run from X)
> system(gracebat )
>
> i.
I do startxwin to open X and then do
gracebat
this does what I want, namely produce a jpeg file
Now if I try this for a perl script(run from X)
system(gracebat )
i.e. the exact same line that produced the right result
I get an error.
I guess the reason is that I am using the activestate per
Quoting "DePriest, Jason R.
Ok, though I do not remember it being under editors and I specifically checked
It has things like nedit, I think also mc, but no vi. Anyway,
I noticed also installed X programs do not run, like when I do
startxwin
(you get a white console, means X is running)
then som
Any ideas what could be wrong when you install cygwin and can even
do startxwin to start an x-server, but you have no vi although you have cat,
ls ,... etc?
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Kevin wrote:
>I still
>have no way to execute the command below and a regular script on cygwin
>using Activestate.
Well, I run perl scripts on cygwin with no problem. Did not do anything special,
except
make sure NOT to install perl when installing cygwin(and making sure
the activestate perl is in
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
...
>> I don't actually install through cygwin, but use the ppm installer
>> from Activestate.
>Why people would want to use a proprietary Perl with a proprietary
>installer is beyond me. Let me ask you a question, what happens when you
>call setsid in this ActiveState Perl?
But how do you then install modules? Just like in unix from the tarballs
that are intended for unix?
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FAQ:
>How are you starting your script? Can you put: print "$^O: $]\n"
>From the DOS prompt in the directory the script is in
This says MSWIN32 Perl 5.008007
>or something at the beginning and verify for sure which perl you are using?
Well, I unistalled all of cygwin and still got the same problem, so
I am having problems with a perl script. For no apparent reason I get
The instruction at "0x28089a3d" referenced memory at "0x004". The
memory
could not be "written".
I used to have Activestate and then installed cygwin. Can I maybe
>> de-install
cygwin's perl(i
>> I am having problems with a perl script. For no apparent reason I get
>> The instruction at "0x28089a3d" referenced memory at "0x004". The memory
>> could not be "written".
>>
>> I used to have Activestate and then installed cygwin. Can I maybe
de-install
>> cygwin's perl(if so, how) or i
I am having problems with a perl script. For no apparent reason I get
The instruction at "0x28089a3d" referenced memory at "0x004". The memory
could not be "written".
I used to have Activestate and then installed cygwin. Can I maybe de-install
cygwin's perl(if so, how) or is that not the pr
Αρχικό μήνυμα από Volker Quetschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Looks like initially a path problem, plus an X-problem
> >
> > I found out that at least one of the reasons grace and gracebat would not
> run
> > from the DOS command line
> Oh! You never said anything about
Looks like initially a path problem, plus an X-problem
I found out that at least one of the reasons grace and gracebat would not run
from the DOS command line
was that the directory for cygX11R6.dll was not in the path. I fixed that and
also put the actual path for gracebat
. c:cygwinusrsharegrac
Ok, thanks and sorry for including raw emails. Now
1) I removed all mingw from the path, rebooted, ran ash, /bin/rebaseall
and rebooted
cat still works
grace and gracebat do not(no complaints, but they produce nothing)
2) Do other x-programs work? I tried xterm and got back cygX11-6.dll not found
I need to port a linux application to windows. The main issue
is the graphics, for which I use a system call to gracebat. So since the
windows machine cannot be on the internet, I downloaded cygwin to a flash
drive
and then copied it and istalled it from the local(flash) directory. Apparently
mos
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