On 2008-01-22 16:47-0800 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Secondly, I am trying to follow the 'generic unix' instructions and have
> skipped the first two optional steps, is this okay?

Usually.

> When I tried to do the
> cmake invocation step, the cmake.out file reads:
>
> CMake Error: The source directory "~/plplot-5.8.0/plplot_cmake" does not
> exist.

That error message means exactly what it says; the directory you specified
to cmake does not exist on your system.

You have to specify the exact path of the top-level source tree on your
system.  If you created that by unpacking the 5.8.0 tarball, that will be
some_prefix/plplot-5.8.0, where some_prefix is the directory where you
unpacked the tarball.

Alternatively, if you do an svn checkout of our code, you can name the
resulting source tree anything you like.  In my case I use plplot_cmake for
historical reasons, and that shows up in the wiki example. That is clearly
labelled as an example, and nobody else has mentioned having problems with
adopting the literal directory name there, but I have just now modified the
wiki to make this clearer.

Alan
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(lbproject.sf.net).
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