Have you taken a look at the Solaris to RedHat Porting guide at:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/wp/solaris_port/x99.html
This will help ! Again if you were using Solaris SparcWorks software such as Forte that would be the comparison chart. Also look at the Intel C/C++ compiler for Linux its got a 30% faster running time and optimizations for the Intel chips. HTH
Cheers,
Aly.
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Hello? I've posted the following problem 2 times to the read hat list and have yet to see it appear in the summaries I receive. I posted the last one this morning (Wednesday) and have since received another summary without my message. What gives?
The problem I'm having:
I'm working on a Solaris to Linux port, using Red Hat release 2.4. I'm building a shared object (libstuff.so) that is shipped as part of an API for Reuters's data feed product. The library contains a number of symbols that need to be hidden from the user. It seems that g++ exports all of these and makes them available to outside users - something that cannot be allowed. Under Solaris, one may create a map file that restricts access by using the -M option. So what is the Linux/g++ counterpart?
Eric Graubins Reuters
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