Cannot link OpenServer object into Intel iABI target

[Roger]

Hello,

When I try to compile with OpenServer 5.0.7, I get the dreaded error
in the subject. I understand the problem, and someone has suggested
that the full cross-development kit for UnixWare was installed. I
should uninstall the UnixWare kit, and then just re-install the
OpenServer compiler and library tools.

Would someone be so kind as to tell me what steps I need to follow to
do that? SCO Unix is not my native OS, but I have got it set up and
running.

Any help is greatfully appreciated...

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Roger Bailey
North East Computer Consultants
http://www.northeast-cc.com

[Jean-Pierre Radley]

Roger typed (on Wed, Jun 23, 2004 at 07:22:24PM -0700):
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| When I try to compile with OpenServer 5.0.7, I get the dreaded error
| in the subject. I understand the problem, and someone has suggested
| that the full cross-development kit for UnixWare was installed. I
| should uninstall the UnixWare kit, and then just re-install the
| OpenServer compiler and library tools.

Why do that? First tell us which compiler you're using, the UDK one,
or the OSR one, since both can perfectly well co-exist on the machine --
you are allowed to specify which one is to be used.

Then tell us which objects you're trying to link. and where they came
from.

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[J. L. Schilling]

Post by Jean-Pierre Radley
|
| When I try to compile with OpenServer 5.0.7, I get the dreaded error
| in the subject. I understand the problem, and someone has suggested
| that the full cross-development kit for UnixWare was installed. I
| should uninstall the UnixWare kit, and then just re-install the
| OpenServer compiler and library tools.
Why do that? First tell us which compiler you're using, the UDK one,
or the OSR one, since both can perfectly well co-exist on the machine --
you are allowed to specify which one is to be used.
Then tell us which objects you're trying to link. and where they came
from.

JP is right ... the OSR5 Dev Sys lives in /usr/ccs/ and the UDK lives
in /udk/usr/ccs/; the two can and often do coexist on the same system.

See http://www.sco.com/developers/products/devkits.html for a description
of the dev kit choices on OpenServer and guidelines for why you'd pick
one or the other.

Jonathan Schilling

[Roger]

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Post by J. L. Schilling
JP is right ... the OSR5 Dev Sys lives in /usr/ccs/ and the UDK lives
in /udk/usr/ccs/; the two can and often do coexist on the same system.
See http://www.sco.com/developers/products/devkits.html for a description
of the dev kit choices on OpenServer and guidelines for why you'd pick
one or the other.
Jonathan Schilling

Thanks for the info. I just looked, and all that I have is the
UnixWare and OpenServer Development Kit Release 7.1.3. I don't have
the OSR5 Development System, and that is the one that I need. I could
also try the GCC.

I am attempting to get Oracle Version 4 running on the SCO Unix
system. It can be done, it just takes a bit of tweaking...