james- thanks for the feedback. i thought i remember something about the shared libraries on AIX having the absolute path built into the library somehow. if you do a "make install" and then # gmond -l 10 -p /usr/lib/g3_test_module.so
does that work? maybe the AIX gurus on this list could chime in. i don't remember all the details. thanks again for testing the code. it's nice to know SGI and RISC Linux are happy. -- matt Today, James Braid wrote forth saying... > > http://matt-massie.com/g3/ > > has a stable snapshot. > > > > the code has been tested on linux, solaris, freebsd, macos x > > and cygwin! > > I've tested the snapshot on a couple of my boxes at work: > > Builds and runs fine on my PA-RISC Debian box (4p L2000, Debian > unstable, gcc to build) > > Builds and runs fine on my SGI box (32p Origin2k, Irix 6.5.17m, gcc to > build)...generates a few warnings during building and linking it though. > > Doesn't seem run on our AIX box though (4p p670, AIX 5.1, gcc to build > it) > > juno:~/tmp/ganglia3/ganglia-3.0.0$ ./gmond -l 10 -p > .libs/g3_test_plugin.so > Fri Jan 17 18:46:44 2003: gmond starting > Fri Jan 17 18:46:44 2003: Fri Jan 17 18:46:44 2003: exec_thread found no > data in queue 2020c9e8 > g3_q_create created a queue at address 2020c9e8 > Fri Jan 17 18:46:44 2003: g3_plugin_load dlopen .libs/g3_test_plugin.so > error > Fri Jan 17 18:46:44 2003: gmond was unable to load single plugin > '.libs/g3_test_plugin.so' > juno:~/tmp/ganglia3/ganglia-3.0.0$ > > Cheers, James > >
