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Problem building application after upgrade

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (RHS Linux User)
Thu Nov 14 14:07:51 1996

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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 13:51:46 -0500
From: RHS Linux User <strom@olorin.drc.com>
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I've just upgraded to RedHat Linux 4.0 and am having trouble building my
application since then.  I suppose there is some incompatibility with a
library or something, but I'm not sure where to look.  I'm hoping to avoid
going back to 3.0.3  (I've got a backup so that wouldn't be too bad.)

Anyway, the upgrade was successful.  I also tried a complete install.
The /tmp/install.log has nothing in it but 'Installing ...' messages.
I have applied all the updates.

The application is a large, Motif-based application which uses a library
called OTC.  I've rebuilt this library since the upgrade and also got the
latest version of OTC and tried that.

The problem is that when I link it I always get messages of the sort 
ld: Warning: size of symbol `item__t10OTC_Bucket1Z10OTC_String' changed
from 20 to 13 in t_otc_21_01.o

Whe I run it, I get 
XIO:  fatal IO error 2 (Bad address) on X server ":0.0"
      after 8680 requests (8641 known processed) with 872 events remaining.
which I imagine is related.

I am using RedHat Motif 2.0.

I have another program which uses OTC and Motif which links and runs without
problem.

I've posted on gnu.g++.help and sent a message to the OTC people, but I was
hoping somebody here might have an insight as to what to do or where to look.

Thanks,
Dan






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