Hi everybody,
i’m trying to port omniORB to QNX6, but I have
problems to find proper settings to compile the sourcecode.
Is there anyone who already was
successful in porting omniORB to QNX?
THX for your help…
Hi everybody,
i’m trying to port omniORB to QNX6, but I have
problems to find proper settings to compile the sourcecode.
Is there anyone who already was
successful in porting omniORB to QNX?
THX for your help…
Hi all,
I made it… I’m going to post a QNX 6 and omniORB 4.0.3 “guide” in the next few days.
Thanks to Kinners for his help…
I still have some minor problems with the namingservice
problems solved. but i have no idea how
the name service is running, and it is possible to connect to it.
the last problem is, that i get core dumped errors, if the client
is destroyed…
now i’m trying to port it to qnx 6.2.1 pe.
there i get the following error:
no matching function for call to 'std::basic_ofstream<char,std::char_traits >::attach (int &) ’
the <fstream.h> is included, i also try
#include
using namespace std;
i didn’t had this problem with qnx 6.2.1 non commercial…
I believe in the PE version, the default is to use Dinkum C++, which is probably not very compatible with omniORB. You can always use “QCC -V gcc_ntox86_gpp” as your compiler, which uses GNU C++ …
Yes, thats it. I used the right function (-V gcc_ntox86_gpp)
at the wrong place But now i changed my makefile and it seems
to work…
Now hopefully without core dumped error… I’ll let you now
.
.
—edit—
The same “memory fault (core dumped)” error occurs…
But I’m still going to solve that problem
If “memory fault (core dumped)” happens in both NC and PE, it’s likely a porting issue. You will need to talk to Kinners again
Hello
Has anyone tried omniORB-4.1.0 on QNX6.3.2? If so could they tell me the magic settings?
It compiles but currently I get segmentation faults when a client stops talking to the name service or a server.
Thanks in advance.
Hajime