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01-07-2001 10:43 PM
01-07-2001 10:43 PM
Hi,
I have a question (or facing a problem) on NetTL.
The scenario is like this:
1. I have an application which is compiled with
HP C++ c-front compiler on HPUX 10.20.
2. This application logs and traces messages to NetTL.
3. I have a formatter library libmyfmt.sl, a catalog file
mycat.cat and valid registered subsystem ids in
subsys_id.h. Properly configured nettlgen.conf.
The formatter library is also compiled on
HPUX-10.20 with HP C++ c-front compiler.
4. This system perfectly works on HPUX 10.20.
5. Recently, I just took my application and NetTL
related libraries and files (mentioned in step 3)
and installed them on HPUX-11.00.
6. When I try to run the application on HPUX-11.00,
the log and traces messages are seen in the
nettl.TRC0 and nettl.LOG0 files. But, when I try
to view the messages using 'netfmt' utility, the
messages are not displayed properly.
Instead, for every message the application logs
or traces, the following message is displayed:
07/01/01 06:000:03 Message set: -1, Message ID 1
I believe HPUX 11.00 is still supporting runtime
environment for HP C++ c-front and both tracing
and formatting are done with 32-bit libraries.
Do I need to make some changes so as to make it
work or this way of porting application does not work?
Best Regards,
Guru
I have a question (or facing a problem) on NetTL.
The scenario is like this:
1. I have an application which is compiled with
HP C++ c-front compiler on HPUX 10.20.
2. This application logs and traces messages to NetTL.
3. I have a formatter library libmyfmt.sl, a catalog file
mycat.cat and valid registered subsystem ids in
subsys_id.h. Properly configured nettlgen.conf.
The formatter library is also compiled on
HPUX-10.20 with HP C++ c-front compiler.
4. This system perfectly works on HPUX 10.20.
5. Recently, I just took my application and NetTL
related libraries and files (mentioned in step 3)
and installed them on HPUX-11.00.
6. When I try to run the application on HPUX-11.00,
the log and traces messages are seen in the
nettl.TRC0 and nettl.LOG0 files. But, when I try
to view the messages using 'netfmt' utility, the
messages are not displayed properly.
Instead, for every message the application logs
or traces, the following message is displayed:
07/01/01 06:000:03 Message set: -1, Message ID 1
I believe HPUX 11.00 is still supporting runtime
environment for HP C++ c-front and both tracing
and formatting are done with 32-bit libraries.
Do I need to make some changes so as to make it
work or this way of porting application does not work?
Best Regards,
Guru
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01-07-2001 11:45 PM
01-07-2001 11:45 PM
Solution
Hi,
As you seem to have all sources, you should recompile the whole program on HP-UX 11.0 as
there might be format changes in /usr/include/fmt.h and /usr/include/ntl.h
Best regards,
Dan
As you seem to have all sources, you should recompile the whole program on HP-UX 11.0 as
there might be format changes in /usr/include/fmt.h and /usr/include/ntl.h
Best regards,
Dan
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01-08-2001 04:20 AM
01-08-2001 04:20 AM
Re: Question on NetTL
Check this site for more information:
http://www.oracle.com/support/index.html?content.html
http://www.oracle.com/support/index.html?content.html
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01-09-2001 12:20 AM
01-09-2001 12:20 AM
Re: Question on NetTL
Hi Dan,
I tried recompiling my entire stuffs with aCC on 11.00
and is working fine now. Thanks for the inputs.
As far as the format is concerned, I noticed some
differences (though they were control characters)
in the nettl.TR and nettl.LOG files.
Regards,
Guru
I tried recompiling my entire stuffs with aCC on 11.00
and is working fine now. Thanks for the inputs.
As far as the format is concerned, I noticed some
differences (though they were control characters)
in the nettl.TR and nettl.LOG files.
Regards,
Guru
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