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Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

 
Bokoko
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Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

I try to execute a script "casmgr", executable and ?I receive the following Error :

/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: $global (data) from /usr/lib/libstream.1 ..... /usr/lib/libCsup.1...... (See the attached file for detail)

I'd like to know what is wrong with this Error.

Thank you.

Armand.
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harry d brown jr
Honored Contributor

Re: Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

Armand,

Nothing is wrong with the error, the error was generated because you are missing links to libraries.

Contact your software vendor!

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harry
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Jerome Baron
Respected Contributor

Re: Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

Hi Armand,

Is this application compile on your system ?
This message signification is that the symbol is not define in this library. And if you done a nm on the 2 library you can show that symbols are not in this library.

Regards,
Jerome
Bokoko
Advisor

Re: Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

Sorry to come back late.

I was busy to test the nm command for the both libraries :

nm -p /.usr/lib/libstream.1 | grep versioned

This is the command I've typed but how can I know that the symbol is not defined?

The application is an executable running successfully on HP-Unix B.11.00 32 bits. However, is there any file or linked missed in B.10.20?

Thanks for your assistance,

Armand.

Jerome Baron
Respected Contributor

Re: Error on File /usr/lib/libstream.1 and libCsup.1 from B.10.20???

Armand,

In this exemple I show symbol wich contains date :
nm /usr/lib/libc.2|grep date
__getdate_error | 565968|extern|code |$CODE$
__getdate_error | 565968|extern|entry |
__getdate_r | 566888|extern|code |$CODE$
__getdate_r | 566888|extern|entry |
__p_update_section_syms|1073759304|extern|data |$DATA$
....

I can show that __getdate_error, __getdate_r, ... are defined in the libc.2.
$ nm /usr/lib/libc.2|grep toto
$
yhis command give me any result that seam that toto isn't define in libc.2.

Regards,
Jerome