Bruce,

Thanks for responding.  I've checked each RL in /lib and rand() only appears
in libc.a.  It does not appear in any of the .sl files.  It looks like all the
.sl files in /lib and /usr/lib are straight copies of the .a files with the
exception of libc.sl.  I've called the Response Center and they had me restore a
job stream from my 6.0 FOS tape that creates the shared libraries.  It treats
/lib/libc.a differently than all the other RLs.  Something's going on there
involving /usr/lib/libcxl.a.  I haven't figured it out completely but I'm going
to try the response center again.

Thanks, Bob

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Subject:    Re: [HP3000-L] Can't find rand(), srand() in /lib/libc.sl
Author: MIME:[log in to unmask]
Date:       8/29/00 8:22 PM

Hi Bob,

>I'm trying to compile Apache 1.3.12 and am getting an unresolved external,
>trying to locate the srand() function.
>These functions are present in
>/lib/libc.a, so I would expect them to be in /lib/libc.sl, which would >then be
>copied to /APACHEFW/PUB/XLC, which is on Apache's XL list.

I believe these are in /lib/libm.sl.

-- Bruce


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