Hi,

I'm not sure if this should be in a gcc group or HPUX so I'm trying
here first.

I compile a simple test program with gcc 3.3.2 on our HPUX 11.00
system. When I put this on our HPUX 11.11 system and copy libstdc++.sl
on to it (since this other machine doesn't have gcc installed). I get
a core dump. Both machines are 32 bit PA-RISC.

This worked previously with version 2.96 of gcc.

Is copying libstdc++.sl all I have to do in order to run gcc programs
on another machine?

I'm just using default options -

g++ Z.cpp

I did have to do a "chatr +s enable Z" on the target machine so that it
didn't look in /opt/gcc/lib for libstdc++.sl.

I'm going to post the code to a C++ group to see if I was just being
lucky before.

Thanks.

Peter

>Is copying libstdc++.sl all I have to do in order to run gcc programs
>on another machine?

There is also libgcc_s.sl. (or back in 3.3.* it might be libgcc.sl)

You can use "chatr <file>" to see what dynamic libraries an executable
needs in order to run.

Steve Ellcey
sje <AT> cup . hp . com