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X-Window programming
- From: Colin Carter <colincarter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 14:32:51 GMT
- Message-id: <79989a29.71d46b20.81bc600@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Gurus,
Sorry to sound ignorant, but after 38 years of coding, little
problems still bug me, as I am a beginner with Linux.
I am running SuSE 9.1
Q1
When I try to compile and link a program the system says that
the XWindow functions are not defined. That is, not found in
the libraries. But I cannot find any documentation (in the
masses of it) which tell me how to link. (I can manage the MS
Windows API, but not the Linux.)
Q2
I am running 64 bit Linux, but there appears to be no
documentation about the arguments expected by SuSE XWindow.
That is: are the normal 32 bit integers still 32 bit or
change to 64 bit for function calls? More importantly, where
is the documentation?
Any help would be appreciated, especially a pointers into the
documentation. I have a stack of books on Linux, and
there is a million lines of information with which I am
familiar with after 38 years of coding, but I cannot find
the 'new' stuff required to transfer standard 32 bit Linux to
64 bit Linux, and I cannot find stuff which explains
libraries.
Kind regards,
Colin Carter (colincarter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Sorry to sound ignorant, but after 38 years of coding, little
problems still bug me, as I am a beginner with Linux.
I am running SuSE 9.1
Q1
When I try to compile and link a program the system says that
the XWindow functions are not defined. That is, not found in
the libraries. But I cannot find any documentation (in the
masses of it) which tell me how to link. (I can manage the MS
Windows API, but not the Linux.)
Q2
I am running 64 bit Linux, but there appears to be no
documentation about the arguments expected by SuSE XWindow.
That is: are the normal 32 bit integers still 32 bit or
change to 64 bit for function calls? More importantly, where
is the documentation?
Any help would be appreciated, especially a pointers into the
documentation. I have a stack of books on Linux, and
there is a million lines of information with which I am
familiar with after 38 years of coding, but I cannot find
the 'new' stuff required to transfer standard 32 bit Linux to
64 bit Linux, and I cannot find stuff which explains
libraries.
Kind regards,
Colin Carter (colincarter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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