Sebastian Steiger writes: > I'd like to post again the question Iordan Hristov had a couple of > months ago (http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-help/2006-09/msg00164.html), but > no answer was given back then. > > I am using a C++ shared library as a module to import in python > (wrapping my functions into the python API is done by SWIG). This > library depends on libgomp.so. I tried with the gomp version shipped > with RHEL4 gcc-4.1 and with a version compiled by myself from source > (April 2007) on a 64bit Red Hat Linux machine. I get the following error: > > > ImportError: libgomp.so.1: shared object cannot be dlopen()ed > > > I have more libraries on which the imported library depends, but they > all work. libgomp also works when I use it in a normal c++ program. > > Does anybody have an idea what to do? I must admit that I'm not familiar > with dlopen(). I initially thought that the problem had something to do > with the library being stripped or "nm" not giving me any objects, but > the version compiled by myself didn't have that. > > I think that libgomp should be capable of being imported into python, > just as the AMD core math library is. What does ldd say about your python library? What does 'file' say about your library and about libgomp.so.1? Setting LD_DEBUG=files may help We need to see that before progressing. Andrew.
