[regex-coach] Strange fatal error

[Andreas Davour]

When I tried to run regexp-coach under FreeBSD (with Linux compatibility 
enabled) I happened upon the following strange error:

Error: Could not register handle for external module #:CAP:
  libXm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
20957C18 20207EDC -> 20207E02 = #:DEB
20957C34 20055887 -> 20055812 = (#:SYM 2176)
20957C5C 2020823F -> 202080EA = #:CON
20957C88 20167D82 -> 20167CB2 = (#:SYM 1636)
20957C9C 20167FD8 -> 20167F6A = (#:SYM 5419)
20957CC4 2017213B -> 2017205A = (#:SYM 694)
20957D04 2021438D -> 20214372 = (#:SYM 5567)
20957D10 20485A00 -> 204859A2 = (#:SYM 5374)
20957D18 205B6440 -> 205B6422 = #<function 205B6422>
20957D28 204A38B7 -> 204A37A2 = #<function 204A37A2>
20957E00 20186E0B -> 20186DE2 = (#:SYM 4003)
20957E10 20186EFA -> 20186E92 = (#:SYM 4732)

Then I did:
ante at Upheaval$ locate libXm.so.3
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.3
ante at Upheaval$

So, after trussing the image I realize that it's doing some very odd 
stuff.

How about distributing this as source instead? Or can someone produce a 
FreeBSD version of this program for me?

/Andreas

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