Installing SUNVIEW Drivers for SAS/GRAPH 6.07 Release 4.0 of SUN/OS For SUN 4 Systems - Experimental Release I. Drivers Contents 1. A driver module named sasgdpix. 2. A driver catalog named devices.sct01. 3. This README file. II. Installing the Drivers 1. Create a subdirectory of your home directory called sunview. 2. Copy the files from this directory to the sunview directory. This will install the driver module and the devices catalog. III. Testing the Drivers 1. To test the drivers you must make the driver modules and the device catalog available to the SAS system. to make the driver modules available, invoke the SAS system as follows: SAS -path/yourdirectory/sunview 2. Once you are in the SAS system you can make the device catalog available by using the following command in your SAS program: LIBNAME GDEVICE0 '/yourdirectory/sunview'; 3. The following drivers are available. Simple specify the appropiate driver name with the DEVICE option, or when prompted by the SAS system. SUN - Sun 19 inch color monitor SUNGS - Sun 19 inch gray scale monitor SUNHM - Sun 19 inch high resolution monochrome monitor SUNIHM - Sun 19 inch high resolution monochrome inverse blach and white SUNILM - Sun 15 inch monochrome monitor inverse black and white SUMIM - Sun 19 inch monochrome monitor inverse black and white SUNLC - Sun 15 inch color monitor SUNLM - Sun 15 inch monochrome monitor SUNM - Sun 19 inch monochrome monitor IV. Making the Drivers permanently available Once the drivers have been installed and tested as described above, you can copy the module to a permanent location so that you will not be required to issue the -path option when invoking the SAS system or issue a LIBNAME statement in your SAS program. To copy the drivers and catalog entries, follow these steps (you must have write privileges for SAS directories on your system): 1. Copy the file sasgdpix from the directory/yourdirectory/sunview to the /sasexe/graph subdirectory of your sasroot directory. To do this, go to the /sasexe/graph subdirectory and issue the following command: cp /yourdirectory/sunview/sasgdpix 2. If you have created customized Sunview driver entries you can copy device catalog entries from the catalog in your sunview subdirectory to the SASHELP.DEVICES catalog using the following program: LIBNAME GDEVICE '/yourdirectory/sunview'; PROC CATALOG ENTRYTYPE=DEV; COPY IN=GDEVICE0.DEVICES OUT=SASHELP.DEVICES; RUN; Once the driver modules and device catalog are copied, they are available for use in your SAS program. You do not have to supply any special options at SAS invocation, and you do not have to use any additional LIBNAME statements in your SAS program.