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This is the latest xpm (version 3.4c) DLL image/source release for linux.
The DLL version numbering is libXpm.so.4.3
WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING
This library is NOT backward compatable with version libXpm.so.3.x.
Therefore you should NOT delete the previous version until you are
100% sure none of your binaries it.
WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING * WARNING
It may be found at
Site: sunsite.unc.edu
Dir: /pub/Linux/libs (or /pub/Linux/Incoming temporarily)
File: libXpm-3.4c.tar.gz
The changes from xpm-3.4b -> xpm-3.4c are noted below.
Mitch
m.dsouza@mrc-apu.cam.ac.uk
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* HISTORY of user-visible changes *
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3.4c (94/06/06)
Yes, this is kind of quick. But this is because no code has been modified,
this is just a new packaging to make the whole stuff more suitable to the
MIT's requests for inclusion in the R6 contrib.
ENHANCEMENTS:
- Several filenames were too long to fit without any conflict on DOS
and CD-ROM filesystems. They have been renamed.
- Imakefiles use XCOMM for comments instead of the # character.
- the Postcript documentation file doc/xpm.ps is now distributed as
doc/xpm.PS.gz and allows browsing with tools such as ghostview.
- Besides, parts of lib/misc.c have been moved to several new files,
and some functions of data.c have been moved to other files in
order to get a better link profile.
- I've also added a FAQ hoping this will prevent people from
continuously filling my mailbox with the same questions.
- sxpm.c includes <X11/xpm.h> instead of "xpm.h" and BUILDINCTOP is
used in Makefiles as expected.
- Everything can be done simply using "xmkmf -a" and "make".