Jorge,
While I haven't tried to build Xerces-C on HPUX 10.2, I
have built it on HPUX 11.00, with no problems.
One of my own programs ran into this problem on HPUX
11.00 but it was due to the object files requiring too
much memory during linking. We were on a server that had
only 1GB of ram, and the maximum size that a process can
take on that system was about 570MB. Because of a huge
amount of C++ templates and the use of debug-mode object
files, we exceeded this size, and the link failed.
We were able to adjust some settings in the HPUX 11.00
kernel to allow the program to link. I believe that the
variable was:
max_dsize
You should set this to the largest value that your version
of the OS allows, and it may make enough difference to let
the link succeed. We found that many of the default kernel
variables were set to low numbers, and could be increased
by a considerable amount, allowing much larger programs to
run.
If you have never built a HPUX kernel, you will need some
assistance for the first time. I have found the forums on
HP's web sites to be very helpful with questions like this.
Give it a try. The US site is:
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/eng/gateway_forums.htm
You may need to use a site that is in your own language -
I believe that HP supports many languages on the forums.
Regards,
--Carl
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