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Problem resolution – for anyone interested. The problem was finally solved by -Bsymbolic, but it was in a roundabout way. We are working on HP and when we ran into the problem we were compiling with gcc. We tried adding –Bsymbolic to the gcc command but it didn’t help. We then tried adding...

Yep. I mean dlopen etc.

What I didn't mention is that libB loads libA dynamically at runtime. We used the -Bsymbolic flag when we linked libA from the separate objects. From the documentation it seems that -Bsymbolic should have given us what we want, by forcing libA to use its own functions, but it didn't change...

Hi, I have two dynamically loaded libraries (shared objects), both of which include functions of the same name - foo. When I call 'foo' from libA, it takes it from libB, although it is implemented in libA as well. Since we need the function to be called from libA, we tried linking it with the...

/usr/ccs/bin is in the PATH - I'm afraid it doesn't help.

Thanks for the insight. The 64bit issue is indeed important, I may need that in the future and should keep it in mind. Structures of course would have prevented this whole problem, but I'm now looking for a quick and easy solution that will save me the need to go through all the code and find...

Hi, I'm porting code from Windows to HP-UX 11.23, using gcc (I'm begining to suspect this might not be the best choice, but I thought it would be most compatible since we've already compiled on Linux with gcc). I have in my code something similar to the folowing: unsigned char *ch_arr = new...

Hi, I'm trying to debug my gcc compiled code on my HPUX 11.23 (Itanium). I searched the machine to find something that looks like a compiler, and what I found was : adb (a bit unfriendly for debugging) kwdb (I understand this is a kernel debugger) gdb32 gdb64 gdbpa When I run either gdb32...