On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, Tim Harsch wrote:

>  P.S.  Thanks for the suggestion, I did exactly as you suggested, and
>  still am receiving the error.  Phew!  This one has got me beat...

Is it exactly the same error? Sorry not to be complete the first time
around, but I have some recollection of getting an error that "expat.h"
could not be found as well and I had to add a "-I/path/to/my/headers" to
get around it in the cc invocation.

As a final thought, it might be worth running 'ldd' on your 'libexpat.so'
and including any directories that it turns up in your LD_RUN_PATH.

On my Linux box it only turns up /lib, which ld includes by default
anyway. On FreeBSD, 'ldd' fails on shared objects and only works on
executables, which is a pain. I haven't a clue what would happen on
Solaris (IIRC you're on Solaris), I'm afraid -- it's a while since I've
had a Sun box to play with. One way or another, I'm sure you could chase
the dependencies around with 'nm' if you really needed to.

Looks like I was lucky, although I didn't think so at the time!

Cheers,

Emmet.

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