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gozyla

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Thursday, March 27th 2008, 3:27am

Executing a scienfic program

Hi all,

I would like to use the software D.E.C.A.D., developped by O. Magnin under KDE environment. Unfortunately, I don't know how to open it.
here is the website where you can find it: http://diffractive.optics.free.fr/ .
this program is for scientific purposes, and I would like to compare my resluts with it.

I'm not running KDE 3.1, but 3.4, and using Debian 4.0 under Virtual Box+WinXP (since I can't install "fully" Debian on my computer).
I've also tried to use Cygwin and Windows-KDE, without success.

Can any skilled one try to execute this program and explain to me (in the case it works) how he did? If not, I can try to contact the author directly (I don't want to disturb him)
Thank you very much.

BR;
Antoine

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Thursday, March 27th 2008, 6:59am

RE: Executing a scienfic program

Thank you, I've solved the problem.
The file is named decad

I had to type './decad'
nevertheless, there were few libs missing, so I typed 'ldd decad' to know which.
then I used apt-get
'apt-get install libstdc++5' qnd the others.
Now it works.

If it may help someone...

BR;
AW