Hi All I have a situation wherein I have compiled all my application using gcc on a solaris 10 and AIX. I have compiled most of the required 3rd party software with gcc and linked them to the application. However, I have one which has been compiled using native Sun and AIX compilers for which I do not have source file access, which needs to be linked. I was able to link it successfully when I added the native system C++ library path to its link flags : /usr/lib/libC.a for AIX and /usr/lib/libCstd.a for Solaris. However, when the binary created by this is run, it dumps core and I believe, it does so by jumping to address zero, possibly because of a function pointer that did not get defined. Something like that could happen if the core GNU supporting logic in our test program does not know how to locate and run (as an example) C++ constructors in the native-built API. Is there any way I can be able to bridge these two sets successfully? I would very much appreciate your help and input. With Regards Vardhan
