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09-07-2006 01:54 AM
09-07-2006 01:54 AM
Unsatisfied Symbols error on HPUX11i using Tuxedo 8.1
I am using Tuxedo 8.1 (according to the client this is 32 bit) on an HPUX11i machine (64 bit), I have developed an agent to monitor various activities in Tuxedo, when I try to compile by using the "make" command, I get a message stating "Unsatisfied Symbols" and then goes on to complain about Fldid32, Fget32 and a few others. The FML.H file is included in the source code along with some other bits. Does anybody have any suggestions on how to go about compiling this? My current makefile looks like this:
CC = cc
AWF_LIB = ${AGENTWORKS_DIR}/factory/lib
AWF_INC = ${AGENTWORKS_DIR}/factory/include
TUX_INC = ${TUXDIR}/include
TUX_LIB = ${TUXDIR}/lib
CFLAGS = -g -w1 -Ae +DAportable -I$(AWF_INC) -I$(TUX_INC)
PATH_SHL = -Wl,+b /opt/CA/AWSlib:/usr/local/AWSlib:/usr/lib
LD = $(CC) -g $(PATH_SHL)
all: caitux
caitux: caitux.o
$(LD) -dynamic caitux.o -L${TUX_LIB} -L$(AWF_LIB) -lfactory -o $@
# End of file
Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
CC = cc
AWF_LIB = ${AGENTWORKS_DIR}/factory/lib
AWF_INC = ${AGENTWORKS_DIR}/factory/include
TUX_INC = ${TUXDIR}/include
TUX_LIB = ${TUXDIR}/lib
CFLAGS = -g -w1 -Ae +DAportable -I$(AWF_INC) -I$(TUX_INC)
PATH_SHL = -Wl,+b /opt/CA/AWSlib:/usr/local/AWSlib:/usr/lib
LD = $(CC) -g $(PATH_SHL)
all: caitux
caitux: caitux.o
$(LD) -dynamic caitux.o -L${TUX_LIB} -L$(AWF_LIB) -lfactory -o $@
# End of file
Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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