It could well have something to do with the libtool "ltdl" library. We
use the ltdl library as a portable form of dlopen() (and friends). On
your system, it's probably acting as a front-end for the dl- functions.
I don't know if there's incompatible state in there that it's setting up
such that it will be hard/difficult for other parts of the application to
use dl- functions...?
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Richard Hadsell wrote:
> My application uses dlopen (and the other dl- functions). I'm using Intel
> C++ 8.0 on Linux and trying to make this work with LAM 7.0.6. The first time
> my app tries to use one of the dl- functions (it calls dlerror to clear any
> old message) it crashes. This used to work with LAM 6.6b2. Is there any new
> magic I should know about?
>
> While I wait for help, I will try rebuilding LAM 6.6b2 with the current Intel
> C++ to see if there is a problem related more to the compiler than to the LAM
> source.
>
>
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