XPM contains library support for X pixmaps, as well as simple tools to display or check the validity of XPM files.
setup xpm
to use this application. If you want to run this version
of the software even if other versions are available,
use xpm-3.4k instead of xpm
in your setup statement.
See "helpme setup" for
information on finding out what versions are available or
what to do if the setup statement does not
work.
Compile your application with the flag
-I/opt/xpm/include
and link using the flags
-L/opt/xpm/lib -lxpm
(on Solaris, you may also need -R/opt/xpm/lib)
Note: To use version 3.4k regardless of the current system default, use /opt/xpm-3.4k/SYSTEM/[include|lib], where SYSTEM is the output of the command /usr/local/sbin/ecss-sysident -os-minor -arch.
sxpm will display pixmap files and demonstrate some of the features of the XPM library. Use the the -help flag for instructions.
cxpm will check if a pixmap file is valid.