>>>>> "|" == Martin v Loewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> The problem is that i have too Interbase 4.0 for linux. The
>> libraries for interbase were linked against glibc2.0 from REdHat
>> 5.1. I have installed the compat-* rpm from the installation. How
>> can I link my programs to the interbase that uses glibc2.0. and how
>> can i tell to the loader to use glibc2.1 or glibc2.0 at the same
>> time depending on the library the current program need.
|> In theory, programs linked with glibc 2.0 should continue to work with
|> glibc 2.1, with no problems. So there is no need to link with glibc
|> 2.0. Also, it is not possible.
|> Is there a problem with using glibc 2.1?
Yes, the following simple (C++) test program doesn't work under
glibc-2.1 if compiled/linked with glibc-2.0 (tested with RedHat 5.2
vs. RedHat 6.0)
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#include <strstream.h>
main() {
char x ;
istrstream beitl (&x, 1) ;
char y ;
beitl.read (&y, 1) ;
}
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Bernhard
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