On Sun, 9 Jun 2013, Dennis Clarke wrote:
That seems oddthough I haven't tried building 9.9.3-P1 yet.
But, all the previous releases built with gcc. Our Solaris package
build/management system only has gcc.
BIND 9.9.3 was the first BIND that got built 64-bit, which did take a
little extra work in getting it find our 64-bit builds of openssl and
zlib.
Which was basically to have it look in /usr/local/lib/(amd64|sparcv9)
instead of just /usr/local/lib (had found in config.log that it was
complain about architecture mismatch.)
I have been building bind 9.x for years on Solaris with cc and no problem.
As for OpenSSL, well the issue seems trivial, most likely there is a downstream
lib dependency on libgcc.so or some gcc c++ libs perhaps. One merely needs
to setup a LD_OPTIONS correctly with care paid to LD_RUN_PATH and you
should be fine.
Ultimately Oracle Studio 12.3 ( or Sun Studio or Forte or whatever the brand
name du jour is ) doesn't care where you put your libs so long as you say
where to find them and have a match on the architecture.
Although I have 'crle' set to include the GNU/GCC libraries,
adding "LDFLAGS='-L/opt/gnu/lib -R/opt/gnu/lib'" to the 'configure'
command has got it all working with 'CC=cc' -- thanks for the pointer!
Dennis
Mike
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