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From: nova!hart@decwrl.dec.com (Howard C. Hart)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: Re: Shared library problems
Keywords: SunOS
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Date: 30 May 89 19:11:38 GMT
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In article <723@dutrun.UUCP> duttnph!robert@nluug.nl (Robert de Vries) writes:
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>Therefore I get a message 'ld.so: __qfree not found' when I start a
>program compiled with -lX11.
>
>When I link the executable using a command like:
>
>cc -o exec exec.o /usr/lib/libX11.so.1.0 /usr/lib/libX11.sa.1.0
>
>everything works fine.  When I exchange the last two files the program
>aborts with the message above.  I figured that when I could create a

Hmmmm.... Looks suspiciously like the message I used to get when I called
some FORTRAN libraries out of order. This problem also fixed itself when I
made sure any subroutines called from one library were available in the
following library called from the command line. I.E. -
/usr/lib/libX11.sa.1.0 is calling a subroutine in /usr/lib/libX11.so.1.0.
Or maybe I just misunderstood the question?


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