Not sure if this will help, but I just read about a similar problem that a user had in installing SWI-Prolog on X11 on Leopard; since this problem seems related, let me forward to this list his message below. To sum, I would suggest that you try the following procedure (the following procedure has been quoted and edited from the version by Tom Conlon):
[1.] Make sure ... that your MacPorts installation has updated its portfiles:
sudo port -v selfupdate
[2.] [U]se the port command with the <f> option:
sudo port -f install <program-name>
[(E.g., for SWI-Prolog, the above command would be typed as follows: sudo port -f install swi-prolog )]
[3.] Be sure in advance to install not just the latest version of Leopard, but also get the latest X11 from the usual source:
Hope this helps!
Benjamin L. Russell
--- Tom Conlon
[snip]
By any chance, would you happen to remember just what you did to get it to work? I may need to go
On 3 Apr 2008, at 11:30, Benjamin L. Russell wrote: through
that exact procedure soon once I upgrade my PPC Mac.
My need for 'wrestling' was partly to do with the fact that at the time I did the installation (a few weeks ago now), MacPorts hadn't yet committed to v5.6.52, which was the version I needed to get (because Jan had fixed in it a bug that was important to me). Paulo kindly pointed out that I could edit the then existing portfile manually, so as to persuade MacPorts not to pick the older version of SWI-Prolog. That worked. But the portfile-editing trick isn't necessary now that MacPorts is fully up to date -- I can confirm that today, because I just installed SWI-Prolog via MacPorts, without any fuss, on another PPC Leopard Mac.
Make sure of course that your MacPorts installation has updated its portfiles:
sudo port -v selfupdate
A second problem I had was the one Jan referred to -- system library files messed up, probably due to previous installation of SWI-Prolog via the binary download an/or due to incompatible X11 problems. That was fixed by another tip of Paulo's, viz. use the port command with the <f> option:
sudo port -f install swi-prolog
Be sure in advance to install not just the latest version of Leopard, but also get the latest X11 from the usual source:
http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/xquartz
As for full-screen mode, I don't ever use it so I can't say anything about that, sorry. But check out the many reports on the net about the X11 saga that has followed the initial X11 release under Leopard, which was pretty much a disaster!
I hope this information is helpful -- and accurate!
Best of luck,
Tom
--- Calum Robertson
Hi,
I've installed hugs98 (version September 2006) using macports on Leopard and I'm having a few problems when I try to load code that contains: import Graphics.SOE (I'm typing in programs from the School of Expression book by Paul Hudak). I get the error:
ERROR
"/opt/local/lib/hugs/packages/HGL/Graphics/HGL/Internals/
Types.hs" - Can't find imported module "Graphics.X11.Xlib"
Apart from this, Hugs seems to run okay. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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