10-22-2019
MOTIF PW library for file-search routines ???
Hi there.
I found MOTIF programming code with file dialogs.
In the compiling description is the speak of a Libarary PW.
This compiling description is mentioned :
gcc -o newone test.c -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lPW
Has anyone heared about that Library. ?
After compiling GCC is asking for the PW Library and didn't found it. Even in the updated Debian Linux package.
How could that be possible ?
Kindly Regards
SM
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