libcxa needed for libxerces-c on Linux?!?

[Brice Ruth]

I just downloaded the 'Proton' build of xerces, to pop onto a Linux 
system that is currently compiler-less. Unfortunately, it appears that 
the libxerces-c library is linked dynamically with an Intel compiler 
library, libcxa.so.1. Is there a particular reason that this isn't 
linked in statically using -static-libcxa, or that libcxa is not 
provided w/ the xerces distro? The latter may be because of licensing 
terms on Intel's part.

Also, short of (a) recompiling xerces with gcc or (b) installing the 
Intel compiler, is there any other way to get the libcxa that this was 
compiled against? For one - I can't find v6 of the Intel compiler - 
their site only lists v7 available for download.

Cheers!
Brice
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]