Python embedded - linking problem on Linux
Jarkko Torppa
torppa at staff.megabaud.fi
Wed Aug 14 12:20:17 EDT 2002
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In article <3D5A7C7F.2030800 at kyborg.dk>, Kim Petersen wrote: >>>ImportError: /usr/lib/python2.1/lib-dynload/timemodule.so: undefined >>>symbol: PyExc_IOError ... > When doing an `nm rmc85.so` it seems that the symbol is present: > > 0006e930 B PyExc_FloatingPointError > 0006e924 B PyExc_IOError > 0006e94c B PyExc_ImportError > > (unless i'm mistaken - which easily could be the case - since i'm not a > really low level hack ;-) Yep seems to be there, does :import exceptions :exceptions.IOError work ? If it works, I suspect that this could be something funny in the way dlopen works. Wonder if the dynlinking that python uses is somehow incompatible to the one that cobol uses ? But I have no idea how to tell. -- Jarkko Torppa, Elisa Internet
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