Problems with iBCS and SCO 3.2 V 5.0
On Wednesday I installed gcc and libraries for SCO 3.2V5.0 on my Linux
machine. It worked fine. My program ran on the Linux machine as well as
on the SCO 5.0 machine without a problem.
Today I tried again just to get strange error messages. I tracked it
down to the getcwd call which returns 'Function not implemented' now.
I wonder why it worked so well two days ago. If I use the old 4.2 cross
compilation tools all's well again. I also get 'cannot execute binary'
when I try to compile on the SCO machine. What has happened?
I'm using gcc 2.7.2.2 for SCO and 2.7.2.1 for Linux. I tried installing
2.7.2.2 for Linux as well but that breaks my Linux system as it uses
glibc. So I went back to 2.7.2.1. Also I did install kernel 2.0.30 (and
recompiled iBCS) on Wednesday using 2.7.2.2. But it doesn't seem to (and
shouldn't BTW) make any difference which gcc I use for Linux. I also
tried recompiling kernel and iBCS with gcc 2.7.2.1 but nothing chnaged.
Is there anything I can do? Please help me since I need this machine for
ORACLE development.
Thanks in advance
Michael
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