Yeah my ldd output was similar but I have Wildfire 3.0 This is even more off topic, but Paul, does Wildfire 4.0 on x64 have Vericut and the ability to post process G code? The options are there in WF3, but they never got ported from the Sparc version to the x64 version. As far as Adobe Reader, don't hold your breath :) At my office we're considering QuickTransit for Solaris/SPARC-to-Solaris/x86 by Transitive so we can run Sparc applications on x64 rigs. That would in theory allow us to run the Sparc version of Wildfire and hopefully regain access to Vericut and the post processor. It would also allow us to run Adobe Reader that Adobe has ported to Sparc, but seems to refuse to port to x64. I have confirmed the Sparc version of Adobe Reader runs fine with QuickTransit trial version, well at least on Solaris 10. I'm installing OpenSolaris 2008.5 on one of my Ultra 20s right now. Gonna see what happens with Wildfire. I think I read on google that some people have installed the motif pkgs from the Developer editions of Solaris, though in no way supported by Sun. We shall see..... Aaron Paul Gress wrote: Calum Benson wrote:On 4 Jun 2008, at 21:10, Aaron Wilson wrote:Good point. Is there way to tell if I'm currently using Motif?Ah, Pro/E Wildifire... that brings back memories, I used to work for PTC :) (But not on Pro/E...) One way to tell if an application depends on Motif would be to run: ldd /path/to/application | grep libXm.so and see if you get any output; if you do, the app depends on the Motif library. (Be sure to run the ldd command on the actual application binary rather than any wrapper script that might be used to launch it, though.) Cheeri, Calum.Here is the output for Wildfire 4: $ ldd /Disk1/Binaries/Pro_Engineer/WildFire_4/sun_solaris_x64/obj/pro | grep libXm.so libXm.so.4 => /usr/dt/lib/64/libXm.so.4 So it looks like it still uses Motif. Paul _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org |
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