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To test the xbatch program to ensure that this interface is
working:
- 1.
- Type ``make xbatch'' from within the xbatch-dir.
- 2.
- type ``xbatch -f xbatch-test.fle'' from within the same
directory. A window should be created with various objects and
the text ``QSIM lives'' on the screen. If this window is not
created, then there is a problem with the interface between
the C program and X-windows.
If the POS interface is not working properly (i.e. a window is not
created with the POS output), then the following steps will help
isolate the problem. Informing us of the results of these steps will
help us isolate the problem at your site.
- 1.
- Test xbatch as described above.
- 2.
- Check to make sure that there is a directory defined
for the machine containing the binary file xbatch.
If this file does not exist, an error may be returned.
- 3.
- Within the lisp environment, perform a trace on
qplot-end-display and then attempt to display a plot.
The C program is called from within this function.
Qplot-end-display is in nq/xpos/qplot-primitives.lisp.
- 4.
- If you are using Lucid, perform a trace on the function
user::shell. This is the call to the C program xbatch.
Shell is not a Common Lisp function. If you are using
a lisp other than Lucid, then this line in the code must
be changed.
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Daniel J. Clancy
5/29/1998