On Freitag 04 Januar 2008, Sergey M Plis wrote: > Hi, > > Since I use many c-libraries for different tasks, I needed to compile > them in 32-bit mode to make them useful on a 64-bit machine. There is > a problem with loading them. If I start bigforth and then include the > files that contain library bindings, then I get Library not found > errors. If I start bigforth and pass it a command line parameter > using -e option, where I include the library binding files, then it > mostly works. Why could that be?
Don't know. Can you strace the two cases (with strace -e open) to see which libraries bigForth tries to access in the two cases? It seems to me that your Linux distribution seems to have problems with the mixed 32/64 bit support, or maybe with the libraries you added to the system, probably bypassing the packet manager (and then, they may end up in the wrong place...). -- Bernd Paysan "If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself" http://www.jwdt.com/~paysan/
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