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Revision 0c07b5081164555ffe5393bff51f0638aeb7da34 authored by Fred Drake on 02 February 2001, 02:51:21 UTC, committed by Fred Drake on 02 February 2001, 02:51:21 UTC
the standard library does not use the SOCKET module any more, and it is
not defined for all platforms (Windows, in particular).
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Tip revision: 0c07b5081164555ffe5393bff51f0638aeb7da34 authored by Fred Drake on 02 February 2001, 02:51:21 UTC
The socket constants have been moved to the socket module for a long time;
Tip revision: 0c07b50
HPUX-NOTES
Subject: Dynamic Linking under HP-UX
From: "C. Derek Fields" <derek@gamekeeper.bellcore.com>
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 94 14:14:07 -0400

There are two important points.  First, the python executable must be
linked with the -E option to explicitly export all symbols.  This
works with the vanilla interpreter, but I am not sure how friendly it
will be when I try to embed the interpreter in a larger application.
It may be necessary to hand tune the exports using the -e option.
Anyway, the additional flag to $(CC) is "-Wl,-E", which passes the -E
flag to the compiler.  My link line (from an actual run) looks like
this:

cc config.o -Wl,-E libModules.a  ../Python/libPython.a  ../Objects/libObjects.a ../Parser/libParser.a   -lm  -ldld -o python

[Guido's note: as of Python 1.5, replace the four libraries with
../libpython$(VERSION).a]

Second, the dynamic module must be compiled with the +z option to make
it position independent and then linked into a shared library:

ld -b -o <modName>module.sl <object list>

The -b tells the linker to produce a shared library.
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