I browsed the web a bit. Sometime it is said to use xml2 lib, sometime to use expat.
I've tried to rebuild xgawk with those library (one after the other). Both are in my /usr/lib folder. But it does not change anything.
Does someone has an howto use xgawk, from scratch ?
"* xml.dll needs to be in the current directory or in a directory
which is in AWKLIBPATH or in a directory defined in deflibpath. On my
system it is in c:\Programs\MinGW\lib\awk."
As I read this document, it means if the environment variable
AWKLIBPATH does not exist, create it manually. Point it to a
directory, and put xml.dll in that directory. Environment variables
can be created in Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment
Variables, or they can be defined in a batch file which runs an
instance of CMD.EXE. HTH.
> I browsed the web a bit. Sometime it is said to use xml2 lib, sometime
> to use expat.
> I've tried to rebuild xgawk with those library (one after the other).
> Both are in my /usr/lib folder. But it does not change anything.
> Does someone has an howto use xgawk, from scratch ?
I assume that while browsing the web a bit, you found [1] ?
In my installation, xgawk -l xml does this:
access("/home/peifer/local/lib/xgawk/3.1.6/xml.so", R_OK) = 0
Please note that with xgawk, you are back to gawk 3.1.6. I would also say that there isn't an enormous xgawk user community out there, which could help you, in case of questions. You could perhaps use [2] as some indication for the size of the xgawk user community.
> "* xml.dll needs to be in the current directory or in a directory
> which is in AWKLIBPATH or in a directory defined in deflibpath. On my
> system it is in c:\Programs\MinGW\lib\awk."
> As I read this document, it means if the environment variable
> AWKLIBPATH does not exist, create it manually. Point it to a
> directory, and put xml.dll in that directory. Environment variables
> can be created in Control Panel> System> Advanced> Environment
> Variables, or they can be defined in a batch file which runs an
> instance of CMD.EXE. HTH.
> Eric
I'm under Linux.
Anyway, I tried to set AWKLIBPATH to my libs folder, where libxml2 resides.
But it does not change anything.
Thanks for you help.
>> I browsed the web a bit. Sometime it is said to use xml2 lib, sometime
>> to use expat.
>> I've tried to rebuild xgawk with those library (one after the other).
>> Both are in my /usr/lib folder. But it does not change anything.
>> Does someone has an howto use xgawk, from scratch ?
> I assume that while browsing the web a bit, you found [1] ?
> In my installation, xgawk -l xml does this:
> access("/home/peifer/local/lib/xgawk/3.1.6/xml.so", R_OK) = 0
> Please note that with xgawk, you are back to gawk 3.1.6. I would also
> say that there isn't an enormous xgawk user community out there, which
> could help you, in case of questions. You could perhaps use [2] as some
> indication for the size of the xgawk user community.
> Where do I find the xml library required by xgawk ?
I can't remember any details, but don't think that at the time, I did much more than downloading the source code from [1], then run:
./configure && make && make install
> I browsed the web a bit. Sometime it is said to use xml2 lib, sometime
> to use expat.
> I've tried to rebuild xgawk with those library (one after the other).
> Both are in my /usr/lib folder. But it does not change anything.
> Does someone has an howto use xgawk, from scratch ?
In article <jja190$v1...@news.albasani.net>,
Hermann Peifer <pei...@gmx.eu> wrote:
>On 07/03/2012 21:48, steph wrote:
>Please note that with xgawk, you are back to gawk 3.1.6.
The gawk developers would love to have someone help out with merging
xgawk features into the gawk mainline code. While two of the original
xgawk developers are involved already, they're both busy and have not
had a lot of time to actively work on this.
Thanks,
Arnold
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