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From:Jeffrey Dickens Date:March 25 1999 6:50pm
Subject:Re: why is sco build using "-belf" and what does it mean ?
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I'm using gcc 2.8.1, which I built from the source with no special help.

So if recompile msql, perl, DBI & DBD:mysql all with egcs it should work ?


Jeff Dickens
Software Tools Engineer
ERS Boxboro (978) 264-2832

Jeff Dickens
Software Tools Engineer
ERS Boxboro (978) 264-2832

Jeff Dickens
Software Tools Engineer
ERS Boxboro (978) 264-2832

Jeff Dickens
Software Tools Engineer
ERS Boxboro (978) 264-2832

Jeff Dickens
Software Tools Engineer
ERS Boxboro (978) 264-2832

>>> "Boyd Lynn Gerber (801) 250-O795 Work" <gerberb@stripped> 03/25 12:32
> PM >>>
The default on SCO is coff.  You need elf files.  -belf makes all binaries
elf.  Only elf binanies can be shared.  I will not go into a large
disscussion on coff vs. elf.  Let me just say you need elf.  On some
compilers you use the -melf instead.  What version of gcc are you using.
I recommend the version done by Robert Lipe.  The latest egcs is OK too.

Good Luck,

Boyd Gerber
gerberb@stripped
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• why is sco build using "-belf" and what does it mean ?Jeffrey Dickens25 Mar
  • Re: why is sco build using "-belf" and what does it mean ?Drew M Hahn25 Mar
  • Re: why is sco build using "-belf" and what does it mean ?801) 250-O795 Work25 Mar
• Re: why is sco build using "-belf" and what does it mean ?Jeffrey Dickens25 Mar