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Re: Specific cross platform IDL problem... [message #25333 is a reply to message #25332]

Wed, 06 June 2001 15:29

Pavel A. Romashkin
Messages: 531
Registered: November 2000

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Not helpful advice:

I suggest running IDL on the superior platform of the two that you have
available, namely on the Mac :-) Fast, no freezes and "Window" does what
it is supposed to. BTW, we did test a SGI vs G4 and obtained results
that are very, very close. Processing tests ran identically, and drive
performance was very close, too. Once there's a native OSX port of IDL,
even I will put OSX on my Mac.

Cheers,
Pavel

Guillaume Dargaud wrote:
>
> OK, this is highly platform specific...
> I use a Mac running OS-X as an X-windows client (using Xtools from Tenon) to
> an SGI machine.
> When using IDL (or IDLDE), the "window" command is supposed to open a new
> window. It just hangs when run in Xtools. I don't know what's specific about
> those windows, but I get tons of "X window protocol error: BadValue" in the
> console when starting IDL.
>
> Opening other X-windows do not cause problems; and if I use another
> X-windows manager (twm or WindowMaker in XDarwin) IDL works.
>
> Any clue ?
> --
> Guillaume Dargaud

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		Re: Specific cross platform IDL problem... By: Guillaume Dargaud on Thu, 07 June 2001 08:12
		Re: Specific cross platform IDL problem... By: Randall Skelton on Thu, 07 June 2001 01:12
		Re: Specific cross platform IDL problem... By: Pavel A. Romashkin on Wed, 06 June 2001 15:29
		Re: Specific cross platform IDL problem... By: John-David T. Smith on Thu, 07 June 2001 09:39

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