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Re: Question about running swarm on NT
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Szu-Wen CHou |
Subject: |
Re: Question about running swarm on NT |
Date: |
Wed, 12 Aug 1998 12:27:00 -0700 |
Hi Daniels,
Thank you for your reply! Actually, my problem is not about running
swarm. My problrm is that I can not run any program by just type the
name of the .exe file under the subdirectory after "make". However, I
can run some of the demo by going to the upper level subdirectory and
type something like "./heatbugs/heatbugs". Do you know that is the
problem?
Regards,
Eric, Szu-Wen Chou
To build the Swarm libraries, do:
$ make -C swarm-1.1
Then, to build a sample Swarm application, say `heatbugs', do:
$ cd swarmapps-1.1/heatbugs
$ make
To set up the Swarm environment from the DOS prompt, run "swarm" from
the top level Swarm directory.
address@hidden $ dir
Copying cygwinb19.dll swarm-1.1 swarmapps-1.1
Readme packages swarm.exe vars.bat
address@hidden $ cd swarmapps-1.1
address@hidden/swarmapps-1.1] $ cd simpleSwarmBug3
bash: cd: simpleSwarmBug3: No such file or directory
address@hidden/swarmapps-1.1] $ cd tutorial
address@hidden/swarmapps-1.1/tutorial] $ cd simpleSwarmBug3
address@hidden/swarmapps-1.1/tutorial/simpleSwarmBug3] $ bug
bash: bug: command not found
address@hidden/swarmapps-1.1/tutorial] $ ./simpleSwarmBug3/bug
Unable to open model.setup as an InFile object!
Could not initialize ModelSwarm properly...
Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
>
> >>>>> "SC" == Szu-Wen CHou <address@hidden> writes:
>
> SC> I finished installing both cygnus and swarm on my NT machine
> SC> but can not run swarm after I enter cygnus.
>
> A couple things:
>
> 1) There's no need to enter cygnus first.
> 2) `.' isn't in the path, so it is necessary run `./swarm', not just `swarm'.
>
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