Ok, it turned out that there were some symbols in the library (so) files which
are created when we compiled the NetSNMP package, however, if I use the "-g"
option in the "--with-cflags" configure option then a lot more symbols are
stored for me to use.
Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 07/08/07, Need Help wrote:
> I was told the current files do not include symbols
Who by?
Have you actually looked at your libraries to check this
before asking the question here?
> so what would I need to do to get NetSNMP to leave the symbols
> in the shared objects which it creates?
As far as I am aware, you would have to take explicit steps to
produce stripped libraries. The standard Net-SNMP build
process does not do this automatically.
Certainly the libraries in my build area all contain the
expected symbols.
Dave
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