Re: library of vice

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From: Angus Dorbie (dorbie++at++sgi.com)
Date: 03/08/2001 09:33:29

I don't think these problems are related to Performer libs but you could
try using dso's and redistribute your dso's with the application in your
own subdirectory. Then you can have an application directory with the
PFLD_LIBRARY_PATH or PFLD_LIBRARY32_PATH or PFLD_LIBRARY64_PATH set to
load from there avoiding any dso version problems.

As for other library software you need to use dso's to make your code
cross platform, and that's exactly the issue you're running into now

Cheers,ANgus.

Chiwy wrote:
>
> Yes, it is a pf question :
>
> we compile a pf-based application with libmediad (audio, ...) ; we
> compile it optimised OGLOPT, which means static libraries in the code .
> The static aspect of the code is important to avoid dso versions.
>
> We run the application on other machines (onyx IR, IR2, ...) and it
> gives us the following message : libvice.so not found...
>
> It seems that the Vice is a special chipset of the O2 (only)... is
> there a way to have a true binary compatibility (a fake library for the
> non O2-machines ?).
>
> Thank you, all.
>
> Philippe chiwy
>
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