| Date Of Receipt: 27-APR-1995 13:14:06.51
From: SMURF::FLUME::overman "James C. Overman"
To: buildhelp sandeep
CC:
Subj: Re: New shared library and Ship_as_upd..
Sandeep
The makefile for libc.so will make both ./usr/shlib/libc.so
and ./usr/shlib/.upd..libc.so. They are the same file just
installed to the output tree with different names. The
./usr/shlib/.upd..libc.so version ships in the product
in the OSFBASE400 subset and is moved into the
./usr/shlib/libc.so name during the install. The
./usr/shlib/libc.so that is in the output tree is used
for bos installs.
To answer the question of ' does a new shared library need
both standard name and a .upd.. name?' depends on if the
new shared library would be in use when the system is in
standalone mode, or during either installation or update
install. If the new shared library will not be active then
you don't need both filenames. If the new shared library
will be active then both filenames will be needed and
that is done in the Makefile.
Regards,
James
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