Hi,
we do a nightly build compiled with gcc at
1. http://software.decisionsoft.com/nightly/xerces/
. Ill get our sys admin to chuck up a stable 2_2 build and look at putting
it onto the downloads section. Will this solve your problem?
Gareth
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Brice Ruth wrote:
> 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
>
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