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From: rees@pisa.ifs.umich.edu (Jim Rees)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: missing athena widgets headers
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Date: 12 Oct 90 15:56:51 GMT
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In article <216@evtprp0b.UUCP>, mrt7455@evtprp0b (Michael R Tucker) writes:
  I've been trying to compile some of the programs in the comp.sources.x
  and I keep running into the same problem.  I work on an Apollo DN3500 
  with SR10.2 and HP/Apollo's version of X11R3.  When I try to compile an
  application, it seems that half the time the compiler fails because one
  header (.h) file or another wasn't found.  Now, I understand why it 
  can't find the R4 headers, but I don't understand why Apollo distributes
  the Athena Widget set library without the Athena Widget set headers.  I
  would sure like someone to explain to me the reasoning behind Apollo's 
  decision.

Apollo does ship the Athena widget include files.  In r3 they were in the
X11/include directory, and in r4 they were moved to X11/include/Xaw.  If you
want to compile and run r4 clients on your Apollo, you need to install the
r4 include files (including the Athena widget include files) and libraries.
You can get a compiled and linked shared x11r4 library by ftp from
dabo.ifs.umich.edu.  The include files you'll have to get from the MIT
distribution.