by Henry Melto » Thu, 18 Apr 1996 04:00:00
Since I know nothing about the BSD flavor of unix, I need some
pointers on bug-hunting on BSD. What libraries are suspect? Has
anyone seen this before, etc.
I've used a public domain package called jgraph for years that will
take formatted input and output postscript graphs. I've found it very
portable and very useful on different systems, but now I find that
jgraph will compile on SCO, but will not run. <Sigh>. I thought after
a successful compile on HPUX that it would run anywhere!:-)
The error occurs after when running, and is similar to:
<STDIN>, token 1 bad
This is close, but not quite (My SCO box is at work, internet at
home:-). My question is, does this error look familiar to anybody or
has anybody else ported jgraph to SCO? I'm rather desperate, and
appreciate any help anybody can give! I'd dig into to it myself, but
I'm in the middle of upgrades and production emergencies and all kinds
of fun stuff. Thanks in advance!!
Thanks!
Rory Reynoldson
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