Nader Emami writes:
> I have installed the last version of STK on my Linux machine but I get
> the next message if I invoke tke 'stk' comand:
> **** Fatal error in STk:
> **** Could not find the directory where STk was installed.
> Perhaps some directories don't exist, or current executable
> ("/usr/local/bin/stk") is in a strange place.
> You should consider to set the "STK_LIBRARY" shell variable.
> **** ABORT.
> I have tried to set the evn. variable "STK_LIBRARY" but it doesn't work
> anymore. Do you have a suggestion about this problem?
>
That's really weird. Normally you should not have this kind of problem
on Linux. In fact if this message appears, it means that the
interpreter cannot find the file "init.stk". Since your executable is
"/usr/local/bin/stk", this file should be located in the
"/usr/local/lib/stk/3.99.4/STk/" directory (eventually replace 3.99.4
by your version).
The value of the STK_LIBRARY, which is not necessary if the init file
is in the correct place, should be in this case
"/usr/local/lib/stk/3.99.4".
BTW, can you tell me how you compile STk?
-- Erick
Received on Fri Sep 03 1999 - 21:52:59 CEST
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