How Install XOOPIC in Ubuntu-12.04

How Install XOOPIC in Ubuntu-12.04

YOU MUST INSTALL XGRAFIX FIRST TO SEE THE GRAPHICS OF XOOPIC.
You can read my previous post on installing XGRAFIX. To install XOOPIC first download "xoopic-2.70.2.tar.gz " it from here from the download section then do the following:
(1) Go to the directory containing "xoopic-2.70.2.tar.gz " and now exract it with the right click of the mouse. Now type the following commands in the terminal
 (a) cd /location/of/xoopic
 (b) sh run_conf.sh    
 (c) make
 now if it gives any of the following or both

 error: xgrafix.h: No such file or directory
 error: libXGC250.a: No such file or directory

 then type:
(a) sh run_conf.sh --with-XGRAFIX-include=/usr/local/include
 --with-XGRAFIX-lib=/usr/local/lib
(b) make
(c) sudo make install
It will create an executable file called xoopic, copy this to a proper location by following command
(a) sudo cp xoopic /usr/bin/

And there you are XOOPIC is installed!


Now to try that XOOPIC is working correctly type in the following: xoopic -i /location/to/input_file/plsource.inp

Comments

  1. Big Boss5 January 2021 at 20:44

    sir i want to use xoopic but not aware of how to install it
    i tried the above method but its not working
    can u pls help me??

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    1. SoftHelper5 January 2021 at 23:51

      Yes sure. Please provide me with the following:
      (1) Your OS on the your computer and it's version.
      (2) Please type it here the specific error message you get.

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