Re: 2.1 glich

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Sharon Clay (src++at++rose.asd.sgi.com)
Fri, 21 Jun 1996 13:12:34 -0700

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+>---- On Jun 21, 9:51am, wasileskib++at++adadv1.mdc.com wrote:
> Subject: 2.1 glich
->
->I have just encountered what appears to be a bug in
->Perf. 2.1 . I have some code that was written on a RE2 that uses
->pfQuerySys() to obtain system hardware information. I get
->information such as number of processors, max&min screen
->X and Y dimensions, etc. One the RE2 the, this function work
->fine, however, I get a runtime link error on the RE3. This is
->the message:
-> rld Fatal Error: attempted access to unresolveable symbol:
-> XSGIvcQueryChannelInfo.

Are you linking statically?
Add -lXsgivc to your library list on your line.
Sorry, somehow this missed the release notes.

src.

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