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Appendix K:
2. Compile the remote graphics library.
The new remote graphics library is in the directory /usr/progenv/engr/c/lib. It can
be copied (and
ranlib
K.7 Generating an IRIS Terminal Program
An IRIS terminal program (iris) can be compiled with a single
1. Change the current directory to /usr/progenv/term.
2. Compile the IRIS terminal program.
The new IRIS terminal programs will be generated in $BOOT/test.
This command generates three IRIS terminal programs: iris, tcpiris, and
make
iris488. iris is for serial or XNS connections, tcpiris is for serial or TCP
connections, and iris488 is for IEEE 488 connections. To save time. you can
simply issue a
make iris
for serial and XNS connections.
K.8 Compiling a Downloadable Application Program
The procedure for compiling an application program for downloading into the
IRIS Terminal is similar to the procedure for compiling an IRIS terminal
program. It involves a single
in /usr/progenv/track. It can be modified for other applications.
1. Change the current directory to /usr/progenv/track.
2. Compile the IRIS terminal program.
A downloadable file called track.dsk will be generated in the current directory .
K.9 IRIS Terminal Program Routines
There are some restrictions on the routines that run on the IRIS.
Your new routines can call any commands in the IRIS Graphics Library and can
contain arbitrary stand-alone code. UNIX does not run on the IRIS Terminal,
however, so do not make any UNIX system calls. In particular, there is no
file system. If you need to transfer files to and from the IRIS Terminal, they
Version 1.0
% cd /usr/progenv/host/c/src/gl
% make install
-ed) to some other directory.
% cd /usr/progenv/term
% make install
command to compile a single IRIS terminal program
procedure. A template makefile is included
make
% cd /usr/progenv/track
% make track.dsk
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procedure.
make