One of our users has exported the executable of a C program to
colleagues at another site. Attempting to run it begets the error:
pid:/path/to/myprog: /sbin/loader: Fatal Error: Main's RLD_VERSION is 2,
the correct Version should be 1. The command
strings /sbin/loader
finds this message.
sizer -v on our system shows DU 4.0D. sizer -c shows cpu "DECST30"
sizer -v doesn't work on theirs, but sizer -c shows cpu Dec 3000_500 and
uname shows version 4 release 1.2. (this confuses me - does it mean they
have ver 4.1.2? I thot the latest version was 4.0.E?. But their vmunix
was created in 95, so I'm sure our system is newer.)
The program uses Motif/XWindows to display images, and the Motif versions
are different:
strings /usr/shlib/libXm.so |grep -i version
finds
OSF/Motif Version 1.2.4
on our machine, but no version # on theirs.
I rather doubt it, but I thot I'd ask if there is any hope of (reasonably
easily) generating an executable on our machine that will run on theirs
(we hesitate to release the sources)?
Received on Thu Dec 10 1998 - 21:46:34 NZDT