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diff --git a/Perl/README b/Perl/README deleted file mode 100644 index e090549..0000000 --- a/Perl/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,81 +0,0 @@ -Tk::Zinc - another Canvas which proposes many new functions, some based on openGL - -Tk::Zinc for Perl/Tk is available for Linux, Windows and MacOSX. -the easiest way could be to use he CPAN. However new releases are usually -first available on www.tkzinc.org/ - - -* On a Linux system, you need Perl (>= 5.6) and perl-tk (800 or 804) packages. - -* On MacOSX you need: - - fink with tk-pm package and its dependencies (http://fink.sf.net) - tk-pm is available in unstable. You can add this binary unstable tree to you /sw/etc/apt/sources.list: - deb http://fink.opendarwin.org/bbraun 10.3/unstable main crypto - deb http://fink.opendarwin.org/bbraun 10.3/stable main crypto - - X11 et X11 sdk from Apple (http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/) - -* On WinXP you need: - - perl and perl-tk 804, - - Visual C++ or the Free Visual C++ Command Line Tools - - - -Install: - - perl Makefile.PL - # you can use the following options: --with-gl=yes|no --with-om=yes|no --with-shape=yes|no - # current defaults are --with-gl=yes --with-om=yes --with-shape=yes - - make - make test - - # to run demos before installing: - perl -Iblib/arch -Iblib/lib demos/zinc-demos - - make install - - - -WATCH OUT! On Linux it is quite frequent to have both Mesa and proprietary - openGL libraries installed. This may lead to big problems at - runtime if the linker picks the wrong library. It is often the - the case between the static (libGL.a) Mesa library and the dynamic - (libGL.so) NVidia library. It is very important to assert that - the link is done with the library matching the openGL driver - loaded in the X server. - - -up-to-date documentation is also available at http://www.tkzinc.org/index.php/Main/Documentation -You will find there the reference manual, a FAQ, a mailing list, its archive -etc... -The source of the reference manual is available in the full source package, -which also includes TkZinc for Tcl/Tk, for Perl/Tk, and for Python (Python binding -are now obsoletes). - - -After installation, we recommend you to launch the zinc-demos script, -a frontend to more than 30 small demos. - -For more information on building Tk::Zinc, a README is available in -the tkzinc-*tgz tar file (on Tkzinc web site) used for building all -flavor of TkZinc (ie tcl, perl and python) - -This software is delivered under LGPL licence. -For the copyright, please, read the COPYRIGHT file. - -For any question on Tk::Zinc usage, build or installation pb, -please send email to zinc@tls.cena.fr -This mailing list can be subscribed from -http://www.tkzinc.org/index.php/Main/MailingList. You can -also send a question without subscribing, but you will be asked -for a confirmation to avoid spam on the list! - - -Authors and Contributors: - -Tk::Zinc main author is Patrick Lecoanet -Sub-Modules, demos and documentation have been developped by -Daniel Etienne, Christophe Mertz, Jean-Luc Vinot, with contributions -from Stéphane Chatty, Céline Schlienger, Alexandre Lemort -Stéphane Conversy contributed to the MacOSX port. -Many others contributed with their bug reports! |