1.5.2 broke IRIX module loading
Randall Hopper
aa8vb at vislab.epa.gov
Fri Apr 16 06:29:19 EDT 1999
Thanks for the reply.
|> "currstep" is the internal FORTRAN routine which has been zeroed-out.
|
| But I don't know what zeroed-out means in this context. For me
|I found which were missing with "nm library.so | grep UNDEFINED"
I don't know exactly how they built this library, but somehow they
internalized the FORTRAN function names so that they are not exported by
the FORTRAN objects (e.g. currstep in currstep.o), while a dangling
reference exists to them in the C wrapper object (e.g. currstepc.o):
Symbols from currstep.o:
[Index] Value Size Class Type Section Name
[0] | 0| |File |ref=16 |Text | /tmp_mnt/pub/storage/xcc/work/m3io/currstep.f
[1] | 0| |Proc |end=15 unsigned long |Text | currstep_
->[2] | -8| |Local |unsigned long |Abs | currstep
Symbols frstepc
[Index] Class Type Section Name
[0] | 0| |File |ref=15 |Text | /tmp_mnt/pub/storage/xcc/work/m3io/currstepc.c
[1] | 0| |Proc |end=14 int |Text | currstepc
[13] | 420| |End |ref=1 |Text | currstepc
->[101] | 0| |Proc | |Undefined| currstep
If one links with and calls any of these wrappers (e.g. currstepc()), it
works fine.
Randall
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