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I have an application, which I am compiling on a solaris 2.8, which is
setup as
Developer system  support  cluster (what ever this means).

An ldd on my executable shows that it is dependant libCstd.so.1

# ldd axssrvr
      libCstd.so.1 =>   /usr/lib/libCstd.so.1
      ...
      ...      
      ...

When I run this executable on another machine that is setup in Core
Solaris cluster I don't have this library (/usr/lib/libCstd.so.1)

What are the alternatives or deployment options. What caused the
dpendecy?  Is it new?

Do I need to install a patch on the "Core Solaris Cluster" if so, what
patches.

Thanks to all that answer this post.

You can link the library statically by using the option "-staticlib=Cstd".

Quote:> What caused the dpendecy?  

libCstd is linked by default as well as libCrun, libm, libw and libc.
If you don't use any of libCstd, the following option will remove
the dependency:

-library=no%Cstd

Quote:> Is it new?

Depends on which version of the compiler you're talking about.
I think shared library version of libCstd was introduced in WS6U1.

Quote:> Do I need to install a patch on the "Core Solaris Cluster" if so, what
> patches.

You need to install the SUNWlibC package.
Otherwise, I think patch will not install.
I thought it's part of the core install but I could be wrong.

Anyway, patch numbers for Solaris 8 libC are:
108434 (32bit SPARC)
108435 (64bit SPARC)
108436 (32bit x86)

Seongbae