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This issue is resolved. It was my mistake. The shared object was not getting loaded
into memory and hence all the stack pointer, etc (dXSARGS) etc were 0. Hence
the core dump. I rebuilt the library and linked it
properly with the –bM:SRE flags. Then all was good. Cheers Aps From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aparna Vasanth Hi. I have build a shared object (scripting.so) on AIX 5 using
the native xLc compiler. This object links with libperl.a. Now when I run a perl script and try to load this .so, I get
a core dump. I debugged the code and found the failure is at a statement
dXSARGS during bootstraping. I heard that this leads to code in libperl.a where it is
dumping core. This happens only on AIX. I have not had such trouble on windows where I was able to
successfully load the dll. Is there any fix for this in libperl.a? Or Can someone tell me if this is a compiler flags issue. What compiler flags and linker flags were used in building
libperl.a All help appreciated. Thanks Aps |
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