Re: Dynamically loading the shared objects

2000-12-21 Thread Nick Ing-Simmons
Soumen Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I am wrapping a few C++ API's with perl xs on Solaris. The C++ API's dynamically load a few shared objects(these shared objects are not linked). With a small C++ test app and using the same C++ API's, this happens successfully. But when I do the same with

Re: Dynamically loading the shared objects

2000-12-21 Thread Alan Burlison
Nick Ing-Simmons wrote: What does 'truss' show as happening ? Another good tool is the debugging stuff in ld.so.1. Use 'LD_DEBUG=help sleep 1' to see all the available options. LD_DEBUG=files is a good place to start. There is an example below. -- Alan Burlison Solaris Kernel Development,

RE: Dynamically loading the shared objects

2000-12-18 Thread Kort, Eric
Title: RE: Dynamically loading the shared objects In the hopes that this is not rediculous, I offer the following question in answer to your questions: is perl compiled with dynamic loading support on your system? We had trouble (for some reason) compiling perl with dynamic loading on our