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From: korp@atlantis.ees.anl.gov (Peter Korp)
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Subject: Re: WANTED: objective info. on NeXT vs. Amiga
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Date: 17 Nov 90 02:48:28 GMT
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In article <5308@berry12.UUCP> kutem@motcid.UUCP (Jon Kutemeier) writes:
>
>>For about the last year, I've at various times taken Sun2 and 3
>>binaries, "atom"ed them, and run them, no problem.
>
>I think this works for Sun binaries that have been compiled under 3.5,
>not 4.0.x/4.1. Something to do with run-time linked libraries. Anyone
>care to substantiate this?
>

That is correct, when the app tries to link to the run-time librarys
it does not find what it needs.

We still have one Sun3 at 3.5, and "atom" many apps to run them on the
cube.

>
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Peter