X11TEK (V00463)
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1.) Unload all files on tape into one directory
2.) Linking of the emulator: All Objects are supplied.
2.1) If you have MMS, just say $ MMS
(The MAKEFILE. is included)
2.1) Otherwise link
$ LINK/EXE=X11TEK.EXE X11TEK,TEK4010,PLOT_X11,MBX,LOGICAL,X/OPT
3.) Put the resulting X11TEK.EXE into a common directory.
Put the commandfile XTEK.COM into the same directory.
Don't forget to allow all users to read and execute it.
4.) [ Edit XTEK.COM: Only necessary, if XTEK.COM and X11TEK.EXE are
NOT in the same directory !
In the first lines a local symbol named PROG
is set. Complete the name with your complete filespecification
of X11TEK.EXE. (e.g. $ PROG = "SYS$SYSDEVICE:[UTILITY]X11TEK.EXE" ) ]
5.) Include a global symbol in you system wide login command procedure
SYS$MANAGER:SYLOGIN.COM . Define for all user the symbol XTEK by
inserting a line $ XTEK :== @device:[directories]XTEK.COM
(e.g. $ XTEK :== @SYS$SYSDEVICE:[UTILITY]XTEK.COM ).
6.) Now the tektronix emulator for X11-windows is available for all
users. You get information about it by
$ XTEK HELP
or if you omit the parameter HELP, you will be asked for one
(valid parameters are HELP,START,STOP,CLEAR,RESET).
7.) To test the emulator a simple FORTRAN program is included, that
tests some features of the emulator.
$ LINK TEK_TESTER
Go to your workstation and
$ XTEK START
will start the emulator, which runs as a subprocess of the starting
session. Then start the test
$ RUN TEK_TESTER
The program opens a file named DECW$TEK4010 (the mailbox device)
of the emulator and writes some text and lines into it. It
requests cursor input, tests the position and shows some of
the Retrographics and 4014-extensions of the emulator.
The program generates Tek-code + Retrographics selection of
dark and white plotting and will work in the same manner on
any Tektronix compatible terminal, if you define
$ DEFINE DECW$TEK4010 SYS$COMMAND before starting the
test program.
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