Solaris 2.2 vs. Solaris 2.3

Solaris 2.2 vs. Solaris 2.3

Post by 0000-Admin(00 » Fri, 28 Jan 1994 21:20:23



If i compiled freeware/shareware programs with gcc under Solaris 2.2, do i have to recompile it under Solaris 2.3?

Thanx for your many answers!


 
 
 

Solaris 2.2 vs. Solaris 2.3

Post by Casper H.S. D » Fri, 28 Jan 1994 23:01:19



>If i compiled freeware/shareware programs with gcc under Solaris 2.2, do i have to recompile it under Solaris 2.3?

No, except for programs that read kernel data structures (top, lsof).
And gcc needs to be reinstalled (fixincludes must be re-run on the new
include files)

Casper

 
 
 

Solaris 2.2 vs. Solaris 2.3

Post by Steve Bellen » Sat, 29 Jan 1994 09:46:48




>>If i compiled freeware/shareware programs with gcc under Solaris 2.2, do i have to recompile it under Solaris 2.3?

>No, except for programs that read kernel data structures (top, lsof).
>And gcc needs to be reinstalled (fixincludes must be re-run on the new
>include files)

>Casper

Another exception are some programs which link with openwin lib's. Openwin 3.3
is based on X11R5, solaris 2.2 was based on X11R4


 
 
 

Solaris 2.2 vs. Solaris 2.3

Post by Casper H.S. D » Sat, 29 Jan 1994 23:04:06



>Another exception are some programs which link with openwin lib's. Openwin 3.3
>is based on X11R5, solaris 2.2 was based on X11R4

Not quite:  The OW user programs in 3.2 are based on X11R5, just like thos
in 3.3.  The server is based on R4 in OW 3.2/Solaris 2.2 and R5 in
Solaris 2.3.  No recompling should be necessary, as the old shared libraries
should still be present.

Casper