Short:        imake, now with complete rules
Uploader:     balzer heike informatik uni-dortmund de
Type:         dev/misc
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

This is an imake for the Amiga.  I am quite sure, some other
person already did port it, but I couldn't remember where to get
it when I needed it.  So I took the sources and just compiled it
using Markus Wild's GCC port (thanks again, Markus!).  The imake
executable was compiled for 68020 (see also includes/amiga.cf).

Copy imake and rm to bin:  (you do use GCC, don't you?) or c:,
the mkmf script to s:  and the files from usr.lib.x11.config
into a new directory usr:lib/X11/config.

This port was done in order to have an imake for compiling local
clients for the PD X11 server "DaggeX" by Kari J.  Mettinen
<mettinen@kruuna.helsinki.fi> and Leonard K Norrgård
<vinsci@nic.funet.fi>. Thanks go especially to these two!

The things needed to compile X11 clients are:
 - GCC of course
 - ixemul.library V39.47 plus libc.a V39.47 (Beta, ask Markus)
 - libX11.a, libXt.a, libnet.a (from DaggeX archives)
 - libXaw.a, libXmu.a, libXext.a (from Xlibs archive)
 - X11 include files (from Xincludes archive)
All these should be available on AmiNet (amiga.physik.unizh.ch
and mirror sites).

I recommend using GNU make, because dmake has a bug with
quotation marks ("). I have my X sources in gcc:src/x11, if you
can't use this, you should edit the mkmf script.

The provided config files work for the X11 libraries and clients
I compiled up to now (more or less ;-), but are far from being
perfect.  If you do some useful extensions, please let me know.

Michael Balzer
(EMail at work: balzer@heike.informatik.uni-dortmund.de,
at home: bilbo@bagsend.aworld.de)

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