[techtalk] gcc versions and bus error

[Nicole Zimmerman]

I think it may be both... when I would write programs at home on my
linux RH6.0 box and then put them on the eecs hp-ux boxes, I'd get
compile errors. If I put the binaries on the hp-ux boxes from my RH box,
I'd get segfaults and things like bus errors.

You might have to modify the code, I was caught in a couple of instances
where I did. The header/includes may be different across different
versions of gcc and different OS's (OS'? OSes?), I don't know enough
about specifics to pinpoint it. I know I never turned in a program
without testing it on the hp-ux first (now they're switched to redhat,
though, so I would have had it made had I taken the course a year
later).

-nicole

moebius at ip-solutions.net wrote:
> 
> Hey Becky,
>   I'm not sure if I'm understanding you correctly. Are you trying to run
> programs that on a Sparc that you've compiled on an Intel. If so then yes
> they are 2 different architectures and you would need to move just the
> code file to the Sparc and then compile.

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