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From: j.onions@xtel.co.uk (Julian Onions)
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Subject: Re: Implementation of ISODE 6.8 on SUN 4/20
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Date: 23 Apr 91 09:41:06 GMT
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> That is OK, since my system generated libisode.so.68.385 as the shared librar
y
> and certainly not libisode.so.68 :-( !!!!
No - the dynamic linking rules will ensure that a library of the form
libisode.so.68.* will be loaded for anything requiring libisode.68.

> So my question: what is wrong, where is that libisode.so.68 shared library???
Your problem is that your shared libisode is not in the standard
system path. I think what you need to do is to change the definition
of LIBISODE in CONFIG.make to have the path of you library directory
too. So you have something like
LIBISODE = -L$(TOPDIR) -L$(LIBDIR) -lisode 

This will allow it to find the shared object in your private lib
directory.

Julian.