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gv for Mac OS X

gv is useful for displaying Postscript files, such as those created with GMT, from the command line and can beincluded easily in plotting scripts.

gv requires the Xaw3d libraries and header files. If these are not installedon your system, for example from XQuartz,one must install Xaw3d first. XQuartz 2.7.2 and later contain libXaw3d 1.6.2,which appears to have a problem, so see 'Installing Xaw3d (version 1.6 andbeyond)', below.

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Installing Xaw3d (version 1.6 and beyond)

Installing Xaw3d (version 1.6 and beyond)

The distribution of Xaw3d was recently taken over by freedesktop.org. Thesource code has been suitably updated as of version 1.6 so as not to require theantiquated imake (or xmkmf) utility. It may now be installed using a standardconfigure-and-make routine described below. Information for installing Xaw3d upto version 1.5E can still be viewed on the old page here.

There appears to be a problem with the latest Xaw3d source code versions(1.6.1 and 1.6.2) when opening gv, so I recommend installing version 1.6 for usewith gv. The version 1.6 source code may be downloaded as a bzip'dor gzip'dtar-file. Unzip and expand the tar-file in an appropriate directory. Change tothe newly created libXaw3d-1.6/ directory.

To avoid having to install and use the pkg-config utility, add explicitenvironment variables to the configure command to call the necessary X11 headersand libraries:

./configure X11_CFLAGS='-I/usr/X11/include' X11_LIBS='-L/usr/X11/lib -lX11 -lXext -lXmu -lXt' Sole collector mac os.

followed by the usual sequence of make commands, e.g.

make
sudo make install
make clean

This will install Xaw3d headers in /usr/local/include/X11/Xaw3d/ andlibraries in /usr/local/lib/, which should make these available through thesystem's default paths.

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Installing gv

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With Xaw3d installed, one may now install gv from source. The source code isavailable here (latestversion is 3.7.4). Unzipand expand the tar-file, and change to the newly created directory as before.

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From the ruins mac os. If you use the previous version, 3.7.3, there seems to be an (easilycorrected) error in the source code of Scrollbar.c. A patch report suggests a solution by editing src/Scrollbar.c at line 1009:

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to read

(*swclass->threeD_class.shadowdraw) (w, event, region, sbw->threeD.relief, FALSE);

On Mac, the configuration also seems to require the addition of the--enable-SIGCHLD-fallback flag. X11 libraries and header files should be foundautomatically but one should add explicit flags for the Xaw3d dependencies whoseinstallation is described above, e.g.

./configure--enable-SIGCHLD-fallback X_CFLAGS='-I/usr/local/include'X_LIBS='-L/usr/local/lib'

where one should replace /usr/local/include and/usr/local/libwith the location of the Xaw3d header files and libraries, respectively. Thenexecute the usual sequence of make commands, e.g.

make
sudo make install
make clean

This will install gv in /usr/local/bin/, which should make gv availablethrough the system's default paths.

Last updated: 2020-09-02, M.Floyd (MIT)
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