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Compiling GXE on Manjaro ARM (Raspberry Pi 4B) #3

Open Ravenmire opened 4 years ago

Ravenmire commented 4 years ago

configure: error: "FATAL:ncursesw/ncurses.h not found. Install ncursesw-devel." This ./configure doesn't work for Manjaro ARM on a Raspberry Pi 4B. I installed ncurses5-compat-libs, then ncurses6. Nothing worked.

sakachin2 commented 3 years ago

By --enable-ncursesw=no option, V129P was successfully installed on Manjaro on VMWare. e.g. ./configure --enable-ncursesw=no if "lingnome-2 required" is issued, specify also --enable-libgnome2=no --enable-ncursesw=no Try for raspberryPi.

Ravenmire commented 3 years ago

Thank you!

It compiled on my Raspberry Pi 4B (8Gb memory) with no problems.

I had to use ./configure -enable-libgnome2=no --enable-ncursesw=no for the compile.

Is the XE version displayed anywhere? Like V1.29P

English lesson: If there's one line excluded, it's '1 line'; otherwise it's 'n lines', where n can be any value, even zero.

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sakachin2 commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your lesson.

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Thank you!

It compiled on my Raspberry Pi 4B (8Gb memory) with no problems.

I had to use ./configure -enable-libgnome2=no --enable-ncursesw=no for the compile.

Is the XE version displayed anywhere? Like V1.29P

English lesson: If there's one line excluded, it's '1 line'; otherwise it's 'n lines', where n can be any value, even zero.

Ted, M∴ M∴

GnuPG/PGP key: 0xbf44cb3c

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By --enable-ncursesw=no option, V129P was successfully installed on Manjaro on VMWare. e.g. ./configure --enable-ncursesw=no if "lingnome-2 required" is issued, specify also --enable-libgnome2=no --enable-ncursesw=no Try for raspberryPi.

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SaiSridhargithub commented 3 years ago

I am on a linux-image-5.4.0-1023-raspi - Linux kernel image for version 5.4.0 on ARMv8 SMP running on a Raspberry Pi 4. This is a headless install and GTK dees not exist.

I was able to install XE, without gxe and without print support by doing the following. Setting the following environment variables;

export CHK_EXIST_GTK2_PRINT_LIBS=NO export CHK_EXIST_GLIB2_LIBS=NO export CHK_EXIST_GTK2_PRINT_CFLAGS=NO export CHK_EXIST_GLIB2_CFLAGS=NO

I guess any non-zero length value of the above would have also worked.

Configuration command

./configure --enable-gxe=no --enable-print=no -enable-libgnome2=no --enable-ncursesw=no

was able to make and create xe after that.

Thanks very much Sakachin2 for a wonderful editor. for a mainframer like me it has been so helpful to use the same in a Linux environment.

Has anyone tried this on a MacOS?

Ravenmire commented 3 years ago

I always use braces ('{' and '}') for if-else statements AND every 'if' has an 'else' clause.

if (x == 1) { foo } else { bar }

Then, in xe:

x all;f '{' all;f '}' all

shows matching (or non-matching!) braces.

sakachin2 commented 3 years ago

Find cmd dose not check pairing. Alt+.(period) key searches paired parenthesis when cursor is on at (, ), {, }, [, ], <, >, /, /, #, and move cursor. (# is to search paring of #if, #else, #endif)

sakachin2 commented 3 years ago

P.S. Alt+/(slash) is for xml tag paring search. Put cursor on top of <abc ...>, then press "/" with Alt, cursor move to and vice versa.