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Casper H.S. Dik - Network Security Engineer wrote:
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> Steve<_s_t_e_v_e_@maths.tcd.ie> no underscores writes:
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> >Yves Dufournaud <Yves.Dufournaud@imag.fr> writes:
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> >>I'am trying basic things using dlopen with g++-2.7.2.3 on sunos 5.5 :
> >>but when I load it with a dlopen and using RTLD_NOW
> >>constructor of global object are not called.
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> >Isn't this a known bug with sunos? You could always
> >find the initialisation routine and call it manually
> >I suppose.
> 
> No, this works fine in Solaris 2.x (SunOS 5.x), which is what he is using.
> You need to link with the compiler and probably with a newer version of
> gcc/g++ too.

I've followed the advice that many of you gave me : that is trying
to use a newer version of g++.

It seems that using the new version ( I've tried both g++-2.8.1 and
egcs-?)
I can't compile my code due to unresolved reference :

In this case, the unresolved reference is a global symbol which must
stay in the caller code
(the one which do the dlopen call)

I see no reason why it couldn't be done, but then how can I build the
shared object without
resolving that reference at compile time. I've tried the -Ur flag, but
without much success.
When I do that I get many unresolved reference comming from the standard
lib, and their
is no object file produced.

Cheers,

Yves

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