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Subject: imake 1.41 in the InterViews 2.5 release.
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Date: 6 Aug 89 14:56:17 GMT
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The InterViews 2.5 releases contains a version of imake, revision 1.41.
This version's interface has changed significantly from the imake released
as part of X.V11R3 (version 1.37).

In particular, an execute  ("-e [filename]") option has been added, and the
default behavior has been changed to ("-s Makefile").  The documentation
shipped with the InterViews release did not mention these changes (and was,
in fact, bit for bit identical to the X.V11R3 releases documentation for
imake).

I would like to put a version of imake out in our local release directory.
My question is, which version should I use?  Does releases 1.41 represent
"the future" (eg. X.V11R4), or is it a local Stanford variant.

-- Jim Mayer

Member Research Staff
Systems Sciences Laboratory

Xerox Webster Research Center
800 Phillips Road, 0128-29E
Webster, New York 14580

Phone: (716) 422-9407
Fax: (716) 422-2126
EMail: mayer.wbst128@xerox.com (James L Mayer:wbst128:Xerox)