Thanks, Sean! I think I've found the adapter you referred to -
MorphicTickingWindowAdapter. It seems that TickingSpecWindow and
TickingWindowModel would be used in conjunction with it.
Cheers,
Dan
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 11:13 PM Sean P. DeNigris via Pharo-users <
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and Sparta look very appealing but aren't officially released yet. The
long-term futures of the other options aren't clear to me.
Thanks,
Dan Wilczak
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One obstacle to fixing these problems properly is that handling of library
search paths is not centralized, but it really should be. A Pharo package
for sqlite or cairo or whatever should provide only the library name; UFFI
or some associated package should deal with the search for it. Otherwise
th
it, and load the first correct one. I can't find any way to perform that
check in Pharo directly. How would you fork or exec the "file" command from
inside Pharo?
Dan
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er a library is
32- or 64-bit, other than trying to call something in it.
I'm a total Pharo novice (I wrote maybe 300 lines of Squeak code several
years ago) but this design seems odd to me. Why is LD_LIBRARY_PATH being
handled in​ Athens-Cairo rather than UFFI itself?
Dan
On Sat, Sep
_PATH) and set that as the
lib to use. Then when
UFFI loads it, it recognizes it as 32-bit and gives up rather than looking
in any more directories.
Dan
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I've just installed the 64-bit version of Pharo 6.1 on OpenSuse linux (64
bit). The Athens demos fail because
UFFI looks for libcairo in /usr/lib rather the /usr/lib64. I tried setting
LD_LIBRARY_PATH but that has no effect.
How can I force it to use lib64?
Dan
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Thank you - forgot that Time was case sensitive - I'm learning
Dan
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