You might try turning the signal handling off when starting DX. I've had problems on other OS's where that was the only fix until the vendor fixed the signal libraries.

David

David Thompson wrote:
I don't think anybody has done any work with gcc 64 bit compiling with OpenDX. It was primarily ported with Irix's native compilers by Randy oh so long ago. If you start going through it with a debugger and find the problems and get things working. Please submit your work to the tree.

Tried the resident dbx but that didn't give any information. gdb6.0 in 32 and 64 bit mode both complain about some unknown signal '?' and don't do anything.

Only funny thing I can think of is the fact that the port number (on the 'Connect' menu when connecting to a running server) is displayed as '0'. Cycling one up takes it to 1901, cycling one down brings it to 1900. So guess it tries the correct port but just the display on that box is not correctly initialized.

Any ideas on how to tackle this? As said OpenDX compiled with 32bit gcc producing 32bit code works fine. (we normally run things with the 64bit gcc and never had any problems with the code generated by it so I don't suspect a compiler problem)

Regards,

Mattijs

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