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Tar Archive: /hpux/X11/Core/tclock-1.0.p1/tclock-1.0.p1-src-11.00.tar.gz
Filename:    tclock-1.0.p1/HPUX.Install
Package name:     tclock
Version number:   1.0.p1
Original author:  Rob Mayoff 
Original URL:     ftp://ftp.cis.ohio-state.edu/pub/X-contrib/
HP-UX URL:        http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/cgi-bin/search?package=&term=tclock-
Install tree:     /opt/tclock
Report bugs to:   stephie@connect.org.uk
Tested on:        HP 9000/780/C160 running HP-UX 11.00
C compiler used:  Version A.11.01.03
Purpose:
Transparent clock to demo the SHAPE extension. An oft-asked question on
comp.windows.x is how to make a transparent window. This program uses the SHAPE
extension to display an analog clock with a transparent face.
Date archived:    Tue 16 May 2000

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System:
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	HP-UX shin B.11.00 A 9000/780

URL:
====
	ftp://ftp.cis.ohio-state.edu/pub/X-contrib/	

HP Porting Changes:
===================

  Applied "tclock-patch1" (patch < tclock-patch1).

  Configuration Files:
     In the Imakefile:
          "CCOPTIONS=-Wl,+vnocompatwarnings" 
     Passes the "no compat" flag to the linker.

  Sources:
   ERRORS:
     tclock.c -> There is a name conflict for "clock" so we defined 
                 a unique variable "clock_uniq".  this is how it 
                 looks now ....
	|
	|#ifdef __hpux
	|  clock_uniq = time(0);
	|  times = *localtime(&clock_uniq);
	|#else
	|  clock = time(0);
	|  times = *localtime(&clock);
	|#endif
	|

     access() -> One call to access() missed off the mode arg.

   WARNS:
    *  Missed off the name of the fprintf() stream; "stdout" assumed.

    * Included "stdlib.h" for declaration of atof(), then #ifdef'd a 
      bogus redefinition of malloc().

Building:
=========

  Run "configure" || "xmkmf" to re-generate the Makefiles. 

  Run "make" in the top level dir.

  Use "make -n install" to check the defaults, then "make install"





Installed:
==========
 By
 --     [stephie@connect.org.uk]
 On
 --	[ 16/05/00 ]
 


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