Hello again,
Thanks to:
Joe Fletcher <joe_at_meng.ucl.ac.uk>
Chris <ruhnke_at_us.ibm.com>
Who pointed out that cxx is a licensed compiler (you need an additional
license for it), while DXML (Digital Extended Math Library - also a
licensed thing) both reside on the Software Products CD (Disc1)
Installation is via the usual setld -l procedure, one gotcha was that
the Software Products CD I have is not a usual ISO9660 filesystem, so to
mount it I had to do a
mount -o ro /dev/disk/cdrom0c /mnt
rather than a mount -t cdfs ....
Thanks very much to both, I can pour that coffee away now :-)
Original Question follows:
Jeffrey Tay wrote:
>
> Hello Managers,
>
> First off I must apologise if this is (and probably is) off topic.
>
> I'm relatively new to Tru64 Unix, and am facing a problem. My users are
> unable to find "cxx", as well as the DXML libraries, with an error
> "cannot map libdxml.so"
>
> >From what I can gather, cxx is a compiler of some sort (like cc or c++
> or cpp), but am unable to find this executable anywhere on my system. Is
> it an optional package hiding on the OS CD, or on the Associated
> Products CD?
>
> I can also find no trace of DXML, the only thing I can find is that it
> existed on v4.0, but could have superseded by CXML or CPML?? Where can I
> find these things?
>
> My system is running Tru64 Unix v5.0a
>
> Sorry if this is common knowledge, but I'm not a programmer by training
> so have had little experience with libraries and compilers and how they
> link to each other.
>
> Thank you.
> Jeffrey
Received on Fri Aug 04 2000 - 14:36:45 NZST