stdwin, alfa version

Glen Ditchfield (gjditchf@silver.cs.umanitoba.ca)
10 Apr 1994 16:14:17 GMT

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I have python 1.0.1, and stdwin 0.9.8. I tried to build python with the
stdwin alfa port, and failed. The link step reports a clutch of undefined
symbols, such as _wnewbitmap and _wconnectionnumber. If anyone knows of a
stdwin alfa port and a stdwin module that work together, or has spotted my
stupid mistake, I'd like to hear about it.
Also, is it possible to write a Python program on a Sun with SunOs 4.1
that will use either the stdwin X11 port or the alfa port, depending on the
user's terminal type?

Glen Ditchfield gjditchf@cs.umanitoba.ca (204) 275-6745
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