Testing iup

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This is for Reva 6.0.2 and Linux.

What is iup?

iup is a library that allows you to make user interfaces in a system independent manner. iup works with Linux and Windows. This article is about testing iup on Linux with kernel version 2.6.

What you need

First download the Reva interface to iup from the attachment to this post

Now you need the files cd4_4_Linux26.tar.gz and iup2_4_Linux26.tar.gz. You can download them from the CD project and the IUP project (they are separate projects).

Make sure you've installed Motif3 on your system. Lesstif does not do the job. On a Debian-like Linux you can do as "root"-user:

apt-get install libmotif3

Testing the thing

First unpack iup.zip to some directory you prefer for tests. Then open cd4_4_Linux26.tar.gz and iup2_4_Linux26.tar.gz in your favourite archive manager (I use mc the Midnight-Commander) and extract all .so-files to the same directory as test4.f from iup.zip.

Now you can do on the command line:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. reva test4.f


Screenshot:

Image:Iup.png

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