Hi Marco
From scanning through the discussions you linked to, it appears that you have
a rogue libz installation. The included header (which would normally
be /usr/include/zlib.h) contains gzopen64 but the corresponding library
(probably /usr/lib/libz.a) doesn't. You can check for the symbol
Hi Barry
your are right, I have:
[turc...@hpc01p ~ ]# nm -C /usr/lib/libz.a | grep gzopen
14d0 T gzopen
[turc...@hpc01p ~ ]# nm -C /usr/local/lib/libz.a | grep gzopen
0510 T gzopen
0500 T gzopen64
there is a libz.a in /usr/local/lib that includes the gzopen64.
Hi Marco
Well it looks like you have two zlib installations, and you're getting the
include file from one and the library from the other. You should check that
your zlib installations are complete (there should be an include file and a
library in each, and note that moses will pick the dynamic
