IRIX-6.x is one of those 32-to-64-bit transitional architectures. When
compiling, you need to make sure that all your libraries and object
files are built with exactly one of the following compiler flags:
-32
-n32
-64
Which one you choose depends somewhat on what MIPS sub-architecture
you're on. See the `cc' man page for more info.
You may need to tweak your library path (set with `-L' flags during the
link stage) to get the right system libraries.
Also, note this bit from Page 25 of the cc man page on our Irix-6.2
system at work:
All SGI platforms support the development and execution of -n32
applications, but the subsytems containing the appropriate
libraries are not always installed by default. During
installation, you may have to select subsystems with names like
product.sw32 for -n32 libraries.
--jim
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På 1999-Sep-21 klokka 21:43:51 -0500 skrivet Todd Jagger:
: That was easy enough. Now it looks like there's a conflict in the LIBS
: libraries. Here's what it's showing:
:
: libident/libident.a pcre/libpcre.a directors/directors.a \
: routers/routers.a transports/transports.a lookups/lookups.a \
: -lelf \
: -L/usr/lib -llibldapssl30
: ld32: FATAL 12: Expecting n32 objects: /usr/lib/libelf.a(nlist.o) is o32.
:
: This is an IRIX 6.5 machine. I'm betting there's a tweak I could put in
: the Makefile-IRIX65 file to make this work but I'm not smart enough to know
: what that would be.
:
: I'm sure there are a few folks out here who've been successfulling in
: building Exim w/ ldap support on IRIX 6.5. Any suggestions?
