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Damian,
Try this makefile (and makeparm.mk) with oci02.c demo program. If this does not work, it is very close to. I could not test since i don't have Oracle 8. I used the same method i used two weeks ago on 7.3.2.3 with very similar makefiles.
Just copy these two files in a directory and copy the "oci02.c" demo program into it also. Then try by typing "make".
NOTE: all files should be saved as lower case upon receiving.
Please let me know if it worked or not. Many people on the list requested we send them the final result. You can produce the output of the error (or errors) by typing "make >make.err 2>&1" to send back if it does not work and i'll be able to find out what mistake i made.
Regards
Marc Mazerolle
InforMaze Technologies
dhogan_at_mmal.com.au wrote:
Hi Marc,
I have attached the mk files from rdbms directory and also the precomp
directory. The env_..mk files appear to be similar(but not identical).
My main problem is creating a MAKERULES files which is then used by
all Makefiles.
I appreciate your help, Marc.
Damian.
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Damian,
I have just completed the same exercice on Oracle 7.3.2.3 using the .mk
files
of the demos. If u can send the oracle.mk (from $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/demo
directory) and env_rdbms.mk (from $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib directory), i
should
be able to rapidly re-create a simplified makefile from thoses. This is
the
same problem we had when upgrading from 6 to 7.1.6 and then from 7.1.6
to
7.3.2.3. It's a pain each time. I'll keep a copy for my upgrade to 8
come
summer 99.
Regards,
Marc Mazerolle
InforMaze Technologies.
dhogan_at_mmal.com.au wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anybody got a list of the new Oracle Libraries required for
Pro*C
> after upgrading from 7.1.6 to 8.0.4. I am using only static
libraries,
> and I am currently using the 'trial-and-error' method, which
isn't
> working too well. The loadmap keeps referring to shared objects
like
> libc_r.a[aio.o] and libodm.a[shr.o]. The Oracle demo make files
> contain both static and shared library implementations in the one
make
> file, and are very confusing.
>
> Any help appreciated,
>
>
> Damian Hogan
> Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd.
>
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