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From: geoff@Veritas.COM (Geoffrey Leach)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.open-look
Subject: Re: Building OpenLook GUI 4
Message-ID: <1991Feb01.153756.371@Veritas.COM>
Date: 1 Feb 91 15:37:56 GMT
Organization: VERITAS Software
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> I'm trying to build "OpenLook GUI 4.0," the newest release
> of the AT&T OpenLook intrinsics based widget set,  on an
> AT&T 6386 running System V Rel 3.2.  I know it should be
> easy, but it's not, at least not with plain X11R4
> (through fix 18).

> At least one client (xterm) requires XSelect(), which is not
> part of X11.4.  Any suggestions about a source for XSelect()?

We have the full X11R4/OL distribution from ATT.  I checked.
Sorry, Bucky, looks like trouble.

XSelect() is found in Xstreams.c.  Does that give it away?
ATT put a fair amount of work into porting X to the SVR3/4
environment.  A streams interface is one of their contributions.
I guess that they haven't given this to MIT.  

I understand that the sources to the full distribution are expensive.
What you might want to try is to get a binary distribution from
an ATT dealer (if you can find one, or try their 800 number), and go
from there.  This would also get you their server, which I suspect
would be a lot better than the generic port.

Geoff