Running GLOW on Unix: Difference between revisions
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==Mac OS X== | ==Mac OS X== | ||
Create a text file called <tt>Protege.sh</tt> with the following contents, to start up Protege with a linker hint to point to the JOGL installed directory | Create a text file called <tt>Protege.sh</tt> with the following contents, to start up Protege with a linker hint to point to the JOGL installed directory. (Please change the paths to your actual install location of JOGL and Protege) | ||
#!/bin/sh | #!/bin/sh | ||
Revision as of 23:10, 5 April 2010
This page provides some extra hints for users who run GLOW on Unix systems. Since we do not provide a JOGL installer, the user must copy the JOGL libraries to the filesystem. However, at run time, they must be located.
Mac OS X
Create a text file called Protege.sh with the following contents, to start up Protege with a linker hint to point to the JOGL installed directory. (Please change the paths to your actual install location of JOGL and Protege)
#!/bin/sh DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/Applications/JOGL/lib export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH open /Applications/Protege/Protege.app &
Finally, make the text file executable by running in a shell:
> chmod a+x Protege.sh > ./Protege.sh
