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From: rich@Rice.edu (& Murphey)
Subject: interviews 3.1 & idraw executables for 386BSD available
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Organization: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rice
University
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1993 17:55:06 GMT
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Amancio and I would like to announce that interviews 3.1 binaries and
patches for 386BSD are available on agate.berkeley.edu (128.32.136.1)
in pub/386BSD/0.1-ports/x-apps/InterViews. There are three files:
iv3.1-bin.tar.Z* complete 386BSD binaries for interviews 3.1
idraw3.1.tar.Z binaries and documentation for the graphics editor
iv3.1-386bsd-gcc-2.3.3.patches the source patches
The split archive iv3.1-bin.tar.Z* is the complete 386BSD binaries
and documentation for interviews 3.1. To install iv3.1-bin.tar.Z,
either unpack it in /usr/contrib or make a symbolic link so that it
appears to be there:
cd /usr/contrib
cat iv3.1-bin.tar.Z* |tar xzf -
idraw3.1.tar.Z is the binaries and documentation for the interviews
3.1 graphics editor (idraw) alone. You can install the idraw
executable anywhere and you don't need any other data or library files
to run it. You can simply unpack and run it.
idraw3.1.tar.Z contains:
idraw - a 386BSD executable
idraw.n - the troff man page source
idraw.0 - the ascii, formatted man page
car.idraw - a sports car
using.idraw.ps - a users guide
.Xdefaults - example X resources that customize the menus
All these executables require a math coprocessor (387) or a 486DX
because they are linked with libfpu rather than the 386BSD 0.1 libm.a.
Patches to the interviews 3.1 sources that were used to create these
executable are available by anon ftp from ref.tfs.com
(140.145.254.251) in ~rich/iv3.1-386bsd-gcc-2.3.3.patches.
The interviews 3.1 distribution itself is available from
interviews.stanford.edu (36.22.0.175) in /pub/3.1.tar.Z.
Amancio Hasty <hasty@netcom.com>
Rich Murphey <Rich@rice.edu>